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Blanket Jackson, who prefers to go by “Bigi”, joined his older siblings, Prince Jackson and Paris Jackson, in New York City on Feb. 1. The trio attended opening night of MJ: The Musical, which is a show dedicated to their dad, Michael Jackson, who died in 2009. Prince and Paris showed up in official capacity, walking the red carpet along with other celebrities before the show. Bigi was also there, but kept a lower profile. He was photographed outside the theater with his siblings after the play, though.

Michael Jackson’s children, Prince, Paris and Blanket attended the opening night of new Broadway show MJ: The Musical in New York City on Tuesday, in support of their late father’s legacy.Although Blanket, 19, opted to skip the red carpet during his rare public appearance at the Neil Simon Theatre, older siblings Prince, 24, and Paris, 23, happily posed for pictures at the event.Paris rocked a deep red paisley print Alice + Olivia coat with tie waist, accessorising with black ankle boots, beaded bracelets and necklaces and a pair of large gold hoop earrings.Wearing her blonde hair loose and tousled, the model and musician perfectly matched her lipstick to her coat and completed the look with bronzed eye make-up.Brother Prince looked dapper in the classic choice of black suit, white shirt and black tie, with a statement watch and chunky rings adding a little edge as he smiled for photographers.Paris and Prince are the children Michael, who died in 2009 from a propofol overdose, shared with second wife Debbie Rowe.Blanket was born in 2002 via a surrogate whose identity is unknown.The new bio-musical show, directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, includes over 25 of the singer’s biggest hits, and follows Jackson as he prepared to embark on his Dangerous world tour of 1992 and 1993.Newcomer Myles Frost steps into Jackson’s shoes for the show, with the actor wearing a black knee-length jacket with silver beaded embellishment and black leather trousers, finishing off his outfit with a pair of small, frameless mirrored shades.He is making his Broadway debut in MJ: The Musical, after Tony nominee Ephraim Sykes left the show due to a scheduling conflict.Director Spike Lee also turned up for the show’s opening night,

Michael Jackson’s three children are living very different lives to their superstar father.The King of Pop welcomed his first child Michael "Prince" Jackson Jr and daughter Paris with second wife Debbie Rowe and Bigi through a surrogate.He raised all three children alone with help from nurses at the Neverland Ranch.While they are all children of the King of Pop, they have all gone separate ways and have different ideas of how much they want to be in the public eye.Here’s everything you need to know about the Jackson kids including how old they are and where they are now.

Prince Jackson is sharing his thoughts on BTS!

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterParis Jackson, the daughter of the King of Pop, was 11 years of age when her dad Michael Jackson died back in 2009.Michael Jackson, who was dubbed the King of Pop was and still is one of the biggest legends in music history, and was in the midst of rehearsing his sold out tour This Is It when he tragically passed away at 50 years old.When Michael passed away 14 years ago, Paris and her brothers Prince and Blanket went to live with their grandmother, Katherine Jackson – as per Michael's wishes.Paris, who is now 23, has recently opened up about her life after her father's passing in a harrowing episode of her Facebook Watch series.Explaining how she became addicted to

Michael Jackson's daughter Paris is opening up about her relationship with mom Debbie Rowe who she confessed is more like a 'friend' to her.After the dermatology assistant split from the singer in 1999, Debbie had agreed to give Michael full custody of Paris and her brother Prince, but at the age of 15 the singer and her mom reconnected. The 24-year-old entertainer sat down with Willow Smith on her family's Red Table Talk show where she dished on their now 'very chill' bond and spoke about how her mega famous dad's death had an impact on her.

Paris Jackson has discussed her relationship with her mother Debbie Rowe.

Paris Jackson is opening up in a candid chat with Will Smith and Jad Pinkett Smith's daughter Willow Smith. Appearing on Red Table Talk, Paris got candid about a host of things.

The pair married in 1996 in Sydney before Debbie gave birth to their first son in February 1997 and Paris in April 1998.However, Michael and Debbie divorced in 1999 and the singer received full custody of their children.This meant Paris and her brother Prince lived with their father full time and didn’t know their mother.In 2001, Debbie went before a private judge to have her parental rights terminated but attempted to reverse this decision in 2004.Taking the stand during the 2005 People v.

Paris Jackson has given a lengthy interview to friend Willow Smith for her family's Red Table talk show, and has opened up about her family – including her mum Debbie Rowe.MORE: Michael Jackson's daughter Paris shares rare insight into growing up with famous fatherMichael Jackson's only daughter grew up without a mother. Michael was married to Debbie, an American Dermatology assistant, for three years and had two children, Paris and Prince.

Paris Jackson is opening up. The 23-year-old singer and model is reflecting on how her family's deeply held religious beliefs impacted her self-acceptance and her decision to come out when she was younger.Jackson joined Willow Smith on a new episode of, and Smith asked about her journey toward figuring out her sexuality and attraction to men and women.«I'm still kind of figuring it out,» shared Jackson, the daughter of the late King of Pop Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe. «My family's very religious, and a lot, like homosexuality, is very taboo.

Paris Jackson is getting candid about the damage done by living in the public eye.

Paris Jackson wound down her week by having some dinner with a friend on Thursday night.The 23-year-old daughter of Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe was seen leaving Le Petit Four on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.The singer had a bandanna around her neck and not covering her face, as COVID-19 restrictions have continued to loosen in Los Angeles. Paris and friend:Paris Jackson wound down her week by having some dinner with a friend on Thursday nightJackson stepped out wearing an army green halter top exposing her midriff, with an orange bandanna tied around her neck.Her blonde hair fell to her shoulders as she wore a white shawl as she walked arm-in-arm with her friend.

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She welcomed her daughter and second child with Michael Jackson back in 1998.And Debbie Rowe got a sweet Mother's Day tribute from her 23-year-old daughter Paris Jackson on Sunday.The 62-year-old ex-wife of Jackson was featured in a cute selfie snapped by her daughter, along with a vintage photo of her from years earlier that Paris shared with her 3.7 million followers. Sweet: Paris Jackson, 23, paid tribute to Debbie Rowe, 62, for Mother's Day on Sunday with a cute selfie of the twoParis appeared to be wearing an orange dress as part of her hippy chic style, while Debbie was decked out in gray–blue.Both beamed widely while snuggling up close, and Paris added a 'Happy Mother's Day' design with flowers to accompany her photo.

New ink alert! Paris Jackson and Cara Delevingne just put a permanent stamp on their friendship with the prettiest matching tattoos.

Paris Jackson has spoken about her upbringing, saying that she was taught the value of having “solid morals” and earning privileges.Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe’s daughter explained in a new interview that she and her siblings were taught: “Do what you can to leave this place better than how you found it.”She told the Evening Standard: “We were very privileged growing up, but when it came to things like getting toys and going on the rides, we had to earn that.“We were lucky enough to be raised with solid morals. [Our father] would be like: ‘Oh, you want to go to Toys ‘R’ Us and get five toys? Great.

Michael Joseph Jackson Jr., also known as “Prince,” eldest son of late singer Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe, congratulated his younger sister Paris Jackson for her 23rd birthday. Prince took social media to dedicate words to the model, actress, and musician.

Prince Jackson has so much love for his little sister!

Michael Jackson's stunning and vocal daughter Paris Jackson marks her 23rd birthday today and Daily Star is here to celebrate.Paris, who is now a successful online influencer didn't ultimately go looking for fame, in fact much like her pop icon father the showbiz world just seemed to find her.The bombshell was welcomed into the world on April 3rd 1998, by her two parents Michael and his wife at-the-time Debbie Rowe.Debbie gave birth two of the Thriller hitmaker's children before the pair later filed for divorce in 1999.After a life filled with drama following her father's tragic death and her mum's devastating battle with breast cancer in 2016, it's no wonder Paris often likes to let loose.The Soundflowers front-woman certainly isn't shy

Paris Jackson has stressed it wasn’t all “glitz and glam" growing up with famous dad Michael.Paris, the daughter of the late music icon, was the King of Pop’s second child with Debbie Rowe. And ahead of her 23rd birthday on Saturday, the actress, model and musician revealed her father wanted to make sure his kids were "cultured" and schooled properly.