This Friday, August 19, Paris Jackson and her brother Prince arrived hand in hand for a gala which took place in the Beverly Hills district of Los Angeles. The brother and sister were reunited under the aegis of the Harold and Carole Pump Foundation, an organization whose mission is to raise funds and awareness for the treatment and cure of cancer. A disease once morest which the mother of Paris and Prince, Debbie Rowe, had to fight in 2016. The pair took the pose on arrival. Dressed in a black suit and purple tie, Prince was the go-to for a night out for his sister Paris, looking lovely in a floral dress.
Last June, the duo had been noticed at the ceremony of the Tony Awards. Together, they gave a speech of thanks for the ten nominations received for the musical “MJ: The Musical”. Created by two-time Pullitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage, it traces the story and artistic process of their father Michael Jackson, through some twenty of his greatest hits.
Prince, whose real name is Michael Joseph Jackson, and Paris, born in 1997 and 1998 respectively, are the first two children of Michael Jackson. It was in 1996 that Debbie Rowe married the pop star and longtime friend. They will have two children before separating in 1999, the overmediatization having been right of their relation. The singer will then have another son, Blanket (20 years old). The latter prefers to lead a very discreet life and his media appearances are rare.
Paris Jackson alternates between her roles as a singer, actress and model. She recently promoted her grunge-inspired new single, “Lighthouse.” His brother meanwhile has just celebrated his five-year relationship with his girlfriend Molly Schirmang, met on the benches of the university.