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Paris Jackson
April 3, 1998
Beverly Hills, California, US
28 Years Old
Aries
Who Is Paris Jackson?
Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson is an American model, actress, and singer, widely known for her distinctive style and candid public persona. Her work spans fashion editorials, film roles, and a growing musical catalog.
She first captured global attention by signing a significant modeling contract with IMG Models and gracing the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. This pivotal moment launched her into the public eye as an independent artist and activist.
Early Life and Education
A unique childhood unfolded for Paris Jackson, raised by her father, Michael Jackson, at Neverland Ranch alongside her brothers. This upbringing shaped her early perspectives away from typical public scrutiny.
She later attended the Buckley School in Sherman Oaks, California, participating in various sports, before spending her sophomore and junior years at a therapeutic school in Utah.
Notable Relationships
Spotlighted in recent years, Paris Jackson was engaged to music producer Justin Long, though their relationship concluded in July 2025. She also had a public relationship with musician Gabriel Glenn from 2018 to 2020.
Jackson has no children and currently remains single, focusing on her diverse career pursuits.
Career Highlights
Paris Jackson’s musical journey includes her debut album Wilted, released in 2020, which showcased her distinctive indie-folk sound. She has also released several singles and an EP with her former duo, The Soundflowers.
Beyond music, Jackson has launched a prominent modeling career, signing with IMG Models and appearing in major fashion campaigns and magazine features. She also champions the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation and the Heal Los Angeles Foundation as an ambassador.
Her acting credits include roles in the FX series American Horror Stories and the film Gringo, expanding her reach across different artistic mediums.
Signature Quote
“I’m not bisexual, I just love people for people.”