Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris has opened up about her “emotional damage”, saying she wants to use music to help others find courage and self-acceptance.
Paris – just 11 when her father died of a drug-induced cardiac arrest – has kept away from the limelight, fearing comparisons that are impossible to live up to.
Now 22, she says she has realised music is “what I was born to do”. Her late father Jacko, known as the King of Pop, is regarded as one of the greatest singer-songwriters ever.
In a six-part documentary about her life, called Unfiltered, Paris talks about her childhood and about feeling “pressure to follow in my dad’s footsteps, [to be] compared to him and scrutinised.” She says in a trailer for the series: “You see a kid grow up
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