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Paris Jackson is officially off the market — and she’s got the ring to prove it!The only daughter of the late Michael Jackson posted the news of her engagement to her bandmate Justin Long in a touching birthday message to her partner.“Happy birthday my sweet blue,” Jackson, 26, wrote on her Friday Instagram post. “Doing life with you these last years has been an indescribable whirlwind and i couldn’t dream of anyone more perfect for me to do it all with.”The musician added, “Thank you for letting me be yours.

Paris Jackson has revealed she is living her best life as she detailed her healthy new lifestyle in a lengthy new profile about the daughter of the late Michael Jackson.  The songstress, 24, revealed she has started going to therapy and has quit smoking half a pack of cigarettes a day.  'I'm the happiest and healthiest I've been,' she said in a SPIN Magazine profile of her.

However, some reports suggest that the tour was intended to help pay off some of Jackson’s mountainous debts. At the time of his death, Jackson had $500million (£408million) debt.Many blamed his spending habits for the debt, with lavish purchases like the Neverland Ranch, which reportedly cost $19.5million (£15million) to purchase. On top of this, it is said to have cost $10million (£8million) per year to maintain, and contained the Best Picture Academy Award won by Gone With the Wind, that Jacskon bought for $1.5million (£1.2million).After his death, the executors of his estate were able to save Jackson’s financial state thanks to an aggressive tactic. They sold all of his future music rights to Sony for $250million (£204million). Once his debts were settled, Jackson’s heirs could finally access their inheritance. Forty percent of his assets were split equally between his three children, and another 40 percent was left to his mother Katherine Jackson. The final 20 percent of the superstar’s estate was left to various children’s charities. Despite receiving vast sums of money, Jackson’s children did not rest on their laurels. The eldest, Prince Jackson, 25, has lived a relatively private life and is worth roughly $100million (£81million). He edged into showbiz as a reporter for Entertainment Tonight in 2013 and acted in the 90210 reboot. Prince studied business administration, graduating cum laude,and founded King’s Son Productions. Paris Jackson, 24, is currently worth an estimated $100million (£81million) and works as a model, actress and singer. In 2018 she formed folk duo The Soundflowers with Gabriel Glenn.She’s also tried her hand in the film industry with roles in 2018’s Gringo film and 2021’s American Horror

Paris Jackson celebrated Valentine's Day by holding hands with self-taught artist Michael Bradley outside celebrity hotspot Craig's in West Hollywood on Monday night.At 35, the SoCal native is 12 years older than the Michael Jackson heiress, and this was their first public sighting together.Michael bared his tattooed neck and sleeves in white sweats and matching sneakers. New boyfriend? Paris Jackson celebrated Valentine's Day by holding hands with self-taught artist Michael Bradley outside celebrity hotspot Craig's in West Hollywood on Monday nightAnd Paris bared her tattooed sleeves and chest while scantily clad in a lacy brown slip and matching thigh-high cowboy boots.Later, Jackson had to enlist her gal pal Dakota Ledford to help her remove the new boots.

Michael Jackson’s only daughter has talked about her painful break-up from her musician boyfriend.

He continued: "I'm very proud of her, that was such an experience to work with my sister."After Paris formed musical duo The Soundflowers with musician Gabriel Glenn, they played their first gig back in 2018.Prince continued: "It was a gruelling four days - inspired by my father's cinematic theme and long form music videos."It was such a learning experience and I was so proud to see my sister's art come to life and amazed that I could be a part of that."The star then revealed that he and his siblings are "very close" despite their unconventional upbringing.Prince shared: "The way we grew up and interact with each other, there is an unspoken bond.

Talk about timing! Paris Jackson and boyfriend Gabriel Glenn‘s Facebook Watch docuseries Unfiltered had just dropped it’s season finale on Aug. 4, when hours later news broke that the pair had split up. Despite her weeping that she couldn’t picture life without him and that he “showed me love does exist,” Paris wants to go about life on her own now. “Paris and Gabriel have broken up, but it was completely amicable and neither of them hold any grudges or animosity toward one another. Their relationship simply ran its course and it was time for her to move on,” a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.

Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn have called it quits.

added to People: ‘We’re getting past the need for labels. It’s beautiful.’Paris has been in a relationship with Gabriel Glenn since 2018, with the pair going strong ever since, and creating their Facebook Watch show, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn, together.The star has always been open about her sexuality, previously admitting she never thought she’d end up with a man.Lifting the lid on what she finds attractive, the 22-year-old explained that it’s more about what her potential partners are like as a person, rather than ‘what’s in their pants’.‘Never thought I’d end up with a dude.

“My dad was the king of pop, rock and soul, but he didn’t do folk — which is funny, because I am, being a musician, which is expected, but I’m doing a genre that’s not expected. But I’m not gonna pretend it’s easy,” says Paris Jackson at the beginning of the latest episode of “Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn”.

Paris Jackson has said that she’s grateful that her father Michael Jackson made her wear masks while she was growing up.Michael’s three children – Paris, Prince and Blanket – famously wore masks and face coverings whenever they were out in public in order to protect their identity.The King of Pop wanted them to be able to do “normal” things, according to Paris, whose band The Soundflowers released their debut EP last month.Speaking on a new episode of her reality series Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn, Paris said: “When [Michael] was young, he would be in the studio and he’d look outside and he’d see kids on the playground and he couldn’t do that.“He didn’t want that for us, so we wore masks.”Continuing, Paris said she was

find healing in doing what you love ♥️A post shared by PK Dragonfly (@parisjackson) on "I have had to accept the fact that I do not and probably will never have a private life."Throughout the series, Paris has opened up the relationship she shared with her dad Michael, who passed back in 2009.During an earlier episode of Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn, the former recalled initially struggling to understand her sexuality.She said: "I didn't know that it was a thing and so, I was a little conflicted about it because all I'd ever seen were men and women on TV together and so these thoughts didn't really make sense to me."However, Michael "caught on pretty quick," she said.

Michael Jackson's children famously wore masks to protect their identity as children and his daughter Paris has grown up grateful that he made them do so.

Paris Jackson is grateful her superstar dad Michael made her and her brothers wear masks when they were kids.The model/actress, 22, explained how her dad's childhood in the spotlight made him protective over his offspring on the latest episode of her Facebook Watch series Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn.'When he was young, he would be in the studio and he'd look outside and he'd see kids on the playground and he couldn't do that,' she explained.'He didn't want that for us, so we wore masks.

Paris Jackson discussed her new music alongside her brother Prince in an interview with “Good Morning America”.

Paris Jackson got candid about growing up in the spotlight as the child of a famous person during the new episode of her Facebook Watch series, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn.

Singer/actress Paris Jackson began self-harming as a teen after she was fat-shamed by a cousin following the 2009 death of her pop icon father.

Paris Jackson is opening up about her past attempts to end her life, during the most recent episode of her Facebook Watch series, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn.

Singer/actress Paris Jackson began self-harming as a teen after she was fat-shamed by a cousin following the 2009 death of her pop icon father.Michael Jackson’s daughter, who has a history of depression and anxiety, recalls the start of her downward spiral in the second episode of her Facebook Watch series, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn, which debuted on Tuesday.In the candid chat with her boyfriend, the 22-year-old remembers becoming more aware of her changing figure after moving in with her grandmother, Katherine, who let Paris and her two brothers indulge in more sugary foods and drinks than they had ever been allowed as kids.“I gained a lot of weight and it (eating) became an addiction… and then a cousin called me fat so I

Paris Jackson and her boyfriend Gabriel Glenn have a new Facebook Watch series called Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn and the next episode airs on Tuesday, July 7, 2020, at 3 a.m. PT/6 a.m.

Paris Jackson says her late father Michael Jackson used to "tease" her about having a girlfriend when she was younger. The 22-year-old model and musician lost her father when she was 11 years old, when the music icon passed away in 2009 following an overdose of propofol, but has recalled the way he would tease her about her love life when she "stared at a magazine too hard".