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Remember Michael Jackson’s Daughter, Paris? She’s All Grown Up!

by Zack Walkter • Published August 14, 2017

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7. Memorial Service For Michael

While there were definitely some controversial moments in the life of Michael Jackson, nothing could take away from the impact he had on the music industry and the love he had from his fans. At the time of his death, he was embarking on a brand new tour and was seeming to be making a comeback as the King of Pop. His death was a huge shock to his friends and family as well as fans from all over the world. His memorial service drew a huge crowd and was televised for all the world to see. Paris Jackson was also in attendance with the rest of her siblings, and she made an emotional speech that had people truly seeing her as a beautiful young lady for the first time.

8. Jimmy Fallon Interview

It’s hard to imagine The Tonight Show starring anyone else besides Jimmy Fallon after he’s had so much success as the new favorite late-night talk-show host. He’s had a myriad of different celebrities on the show, from music artists to A-list actors. When Paris Jackson stopped by for an interview with the late-night funnyman in March 2017, people were shocked to see her as a guest. It wasn’t that she hadn’t yet become worthy of standing alone as a talk-show guest. Instead, it was shocking to see her looking so stunningly beautiful. Her facial features were expertly sculpted to make it seem like she was just impossibly beautiful, and the nose-piercing and tattoos only worked to give her even more appeal.

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9. Grammy Awards

After the death of Michael Jackson in 2009, there was still a huge amount of controversy involving his estate and the doctor who was treating him. It definitely didn’t seem like Paris was going to be completely forgotten or pushed out of the limelight, especially since the public was just starting to get to know her (without her mask). The following year after his death, Paris took the stage at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards on January 31, 2010. She seemed to look a little more like a growing young lady rather than just a small girl who had lost her father. She spoke well on stage and broke the public’s heart when she stated, “I am still grieving my father’s death.” People were amazed at how articulate she was and how poised she was during this difficult time.

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