Paris Jackson Feels ‘Pressure’ To Follow Michael Jackson

Paris Jackson stood at the edge of the stage, the bright lights illuminating her face as she took a deep breath. The crowd was buzzing with anticipation, and she could feel the weight of their expectations pressing down on her shoulders. As the daughter of the legendary Michael Jackson, the world had always watched her every move, scrutinizing her choices and comparing her to her father. But tonight was different. Tonight, she was ready to step into her own light.

Growing up in the shadow of her father’s superstardom had been both a blessing and a curse. Paris had always admired her father’s talent and charisma, but the pressure to follow in his footsteps had often felt suffocating. After his tragic death, she struggled to find her identity, grappling with the loss of a father and the burden of a legacy that seemed impossible to uphold.

In the years following his passing, Paris had distanced herself from the public eye, seeking solace in her music. It was during this time that she met Gabriel Glen, a fellow musician who would become her partner in both life and art. Their connection was instant, and together they formed a band called The Soundflowers. Gabriel understood the pain Paris had experienced, and he encouraged her to embrace her passion for music without the fear of judgment.

As they worked on their first EP, Paris found herself opening up in ways she never thought possible. The songs they created were a reflection of her journey—filled with raw emotion, vulnerability, and a desire for self-acceptance. She poured her heart into every lyric, using her music as a means of healing and self-discovery.

The release of their EP was a significant milestone for Paris. She felt a mix of excitement and anxiety as the date approached. Would the world accept her for who she was, or would they always see her as just Michael Jackson’s daughter? In a heartfelt Instagram post, she expressed her gratitude to her fans for their support and shared her hopes that her music would resonate with others.

On the day of the EP release, Paris and Gabriel stood backstage, preparing for their first live performance. The energy in the venue was electric, and Paris could feel her heart racing. She glanced at Gabriel, who offered her a reassuring smile. “You’ve got this,” he said softly, taking her hand in his.

As they stepped onto the stage, the crowd erupted in cheers. Paris took a moment to soak it all in, feeling a sense of belonging she had longed for. With each note they played, she felt the weight of her father’s legacy lift, replaced by a newfound sense of purpose. She was no longer just Michael Jackson’s daughter; she was Paris Jackson, an artist in her own right.

The performance was a success, and as they took their final bow, Paris felt a surge of joy and relief. She had faced her fears and embraced her identity, and in doing so, she had found her voice. The journey had not been easy, but with Gabriel by her side, she knew she could navigate the complexities of fame and family.

In the weeks that followed, Paris continued to share her music with the world, using her platform to advocate for causes close to her heart. She supported organizations like Black Voters Matter and the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective, hoping to inspire others to embrace their own journeys of self-acceptance.

As she reflected on her path, Paris realized that her father’s legacy would always be a part of her, but it did not define her. She was carving out her own space in the music industry, one that was authentic and true to herself. With each song she wrote and every performance she gave, she was not just honoring her father’s memory; she was also celebrating her own individuality.

Paris Jackson had finally found her voice, and she was ready to share it with the world.

Michael Jackson’s daughter engaged

Singer Paris Jackson – 26 years old, daughter of legendary Michael Jackson – announced her engagement to music producer Justin Long after two years of dating.

On Instagram on December 6, Paris Jackson posted a series of photos celebrating her boyfriend’s birthday, including the moment he proposed to her. The photos were captioned: “Happy birthday to my sweet Blue (Justin Long’s nickname). The years we’ve spent together in this life have been a whirlwind I can’t describe, I couldn’t dream of loving anyone more perfect than you to share it all with. Thank you for letting me be yours. I love you.”

The post has now reached over 200,000 likes and thousands of comments. On her Instagram Story , Paris also posted a photo showing off the ring her fiancé gave her alongside many other affectionate photos. Most of her followers congratulated her on her happiness, praising the couple for their beauty. Some accounts wondered when Paris Jackson accepted the proposal, but the singer had not responded.

According to E! News , the couple has been dating since 2022 when they started working together, often keeping their relationship private from the media. Justin Long has worked at labels such as Warner Brothers, Capitol, Island, Hollywood and Glassnote. He has also collaborated with a number of artists including 5 Seconds of Summer, Nickel Creek, HOLYCHILD, Grace Potter, The Wombat and Sleater Kinney.

Paris Jackson was born in 1998, the only daughter of Michael Jackson, and has developed into a multi-talented artist – singer, actress and model. After her father passed away, Paris was addicted to drugs and suffered from depression. She was hospitalized after a failed suicide attempt at the age of 15.

Paris entered the entertainment industry in 2017, signing a contract with the IMG modeling agency. She is noted for her unique boho fashion sense, and is a favorite face of several fashion houses. In 2018, she had her first role in the movie Gringo . In the same year, Paris was active in the band The Soundflowers with her ex-boyfriend – Gabriel Gleen. In 2020, the two broke up and Paris released the album Wilted about the pain of a broken heart.

The King of Pop Michael Jackson died suddenly in 2009, leaving behind three young children and an unfinished music career. Prince , Paris and Blanket Jackson were then aged 12, 11 and seven respectively. All three were well off thanks to inheritances and profits from their father’s artistic products.