Paris Jackson and her father’s keepsakes

Paris Jackson has mentioned her father again on Twitter. Her number of followers will soon surpass one million.

She wrote that she intends to get the phrase “August XXIX”—meaning August 29, the day her father was born—tattooed on her back. She also has the photo below in mind for the tattoo on the back of her neck:

She says she would die for her father.

In another tweet, Paris introduced one of Michael’s favorite drinks and attached a photo she took of the drink herself:

“One of my dad’s favorite drinks. A super healthy mix of orange juice and carrots. Thank you, Kai.”

Kai was their chef. In a tweet, Kai’s head chef replied to Paris: “Absolutely! Your dad believed in the power of drinks. Let’s stay healthy. He was welcoming. Love you.”

Paris celebrates like her father—staying up late and sometimes not going to bed until morning. She posted a photo she took today of the sunrise in California and wrote that she was thrilled to see the sun.

Paris also responded to someone who had called Michael’s death a lie:

“Saying that a deceased person is alive is offensive and delusional. Don’t be so stubborn.”

At 14, Paris is busy learning guitar and has bought several different types of instruments.

Her magazine, OK!, wrote some time ago:

“During the recent family chaos, the person who was most affected was the beautiful 14-year-old daughter of Michael: Paris.

One source says that Paris, worried about her grandmother’s absence, became severely distressed and anxious. She was very concerned about Catherine. During this time, Catherine was resting at a hot-water hotel away from everyday worries. Paris believes that her uncles and aunts forced her grandmother to stay there.”

The controversy has died down, and now TJ, her cousin, is also taking care of the kids alongside Catherine, but Paris still hasn’t calmed down. She feels that every member of the Jackson family has turned their back on her and disappointed her.

She thinks this chaos could easily have killed her 82-year-old grandmother, and if that had happened, she would never have forgiven any of the Jacksons. She lies in bed and thinks about what her father would expect from her. But this is not a situation a 14-year-old girl deserves to struggle with.

After her father’s death, all family members gathered around the kids to take care of them. But now each of them is only thinking about running things, and Paris believes that she and her brothers have been treated like hostages for exploitation.”

Source: Paris Jackson’s Twitter & eMJey.com / OK Magazine