Michael Jackson's Daughter Exposes Childhood In Its Shadow

Paris Jackson talked for years about her difficult coping with the death of her father, Michael, but she recently revealed plan of Naomi Campbell Youtube  No Filter  other aspects of her childhood. It's easy to think that Jackson grew up with a teaspoon of gold in her mouth and endless abundance, but now she admits that her father actually made sure she grew up with her feet on the ground.

"My dad really managed to get us to consume culture," Jackson said. "Make sure we are educated and not just show us the glowing dust like accommodation in five star hotels and places. While we were growing up we had to earn what we wanted. If we wanted five toys, we had to read five books. It's that feeling we earned it, and we will not live with it. "A sense of entitlement. Let it be like work and we work hard for it."

During the interview Campbell challenged Jackson and asked her if she thought she was too famous to audition as a model. The model who released her debut album in 2020 replied: "I believe wholeheartedly that I have to earn everything, I have to go to auditions, I have to work hard, I have to memorize scripts, I do my thing."

In the musical context, Jackson told Campbell that she gives her father the credit for her musical taste. She claims he helped her develop a broad taste by guiding her. He loved classical and jazz music, and hip hop and R&B and of course Mootown (the record company associated with the US solo music revolution), but he also loved radio and rock hits and the Beatles. So we grew up around it all, and I feel like it all somehow affected me. "

"If you listen to my album," suggested Jackson, who released  Wilted in late 2020, "you'll hear even a bit of a movie soundtrack. Orchestra ".