Michael Jackson’s 25-Year-Old Daughter Is ‘Spitting Image’ Of Late King Of Pop

Michael Jackson’s daughter, Paris Jackson, looked stunning on the Grammys red carpet in a black cut-out dress and classy jewelry. Fans could not help but notice the resemblance she shares with her father, Michael Jackson, who passed away in 2009.

Paris, who turns 26 in April, showed off her toned core and thighs in the high-slit gown, which she complemented with matching heels, a purse, and gold dangling earrings. Known for her tattoos, they were surprisingly nowhere to be found as her skin glowed in contrast to the dark outfit.

Michael Jackson’s daughter is the “spitting image” of him

Paris has become “an absolute spitting image” of her dad to most fans. However, some think she looks nothing like him. Regardless, the public can agree that she is a beautiful young woman who loves the spotlight as a model and actress. “Looks just like Michael Jackson, Crazy,” someone exclaimed.

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Another noted that Paris looks like her mother, Debbie Rowe, who was with Michael for about three years until their divorce in 1999. “Looks like her mom,” someone claimed, while another agreed, saying, “She doesn’t look like MJ.”

“She looks absolutely stunning without her tattoos!!!! Didn’t even recognize her,” a follower commented.

Why Paris got rid of her tattoos

One of Paris’ tattoos from 2016 is a tribute to Michael, who she says taught her to be humble amidst the glamor of fame. However, she chose to cover all eighty of them this time to focus attention on the fabulous Celine dress. “I love my tattoos, I love my piercings, I love all the body modification stuff, art, and also sometimes I don’t want it to distract from the art that is the fashion I’m wearing,” she explained.

Getting inked is symbolic for Paris, and she admitted to having “friendship tattoos with at least 10 people” in 2022. “I’ve always been interested in tattoos. I used to get uniform violations in school— I was probably 13 or 14— because I used to write all over myself with a permanent marker,” she told Glamour UK.