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In the aftermath of Michael’s death, Paris and her brothers were placed under the care of their grandmother, Katherine Jackson, who became the bedrock of stability and familial love during those turbulent times. Paris lived with her grandmother until she turned 19, a period of her life marked by both mourning and ongoing curiosity about her father’s complex legacy. During those years, she navigated her grief while also trying to carve out her own identity, often feeling caught between the world that had always worshipped their father’s genius and her own journey of self-discovery.
When she reached her 19th birthday, Paris made a decision that marked a new chapter in her life. She moved into her father’s private studio at the family compound—a space filled with memories, memorabilia, and reminders of her father’s genius. She transformed this space into a dorm-style bedroom, a personal sanctuary where she could reflect and create on her own terms. It was her way of reconnecting with her roots, finding comfort in sacred space, and perhaps even forging her own path as both a young woman and an artist.
Fast forward to today, and Paris is no longer a girl grappling with loss but a 23-year-old woman who is opening up about her journey. Recently, she sat down for a revealing interview on YouTube with legendary supermodel Naomi Campbell, a conversation that sparked widespread admiration and curiosity. During that interview, Paris spoke candidly about her life—her modeling career, her new album, and her upbringing as a Jackson.
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