For many years, the world only saw the shiny, happy side of Paris Jackson—the daughter of the famous “King of Pop.”

But behind that image is a story of deep sadness, pain, and strength that very few know about. In an honest interview with Rolling Stone, Paris shared some serious and painful memories from her past: being se-xually assaulted, trying to end her own life more than once, fighting with drug use, and believing that her dad’s de-ath was not an accident.

Paris Jackson, who is 18, is the only daughter of the late Michael Jackson.

She has finally spoken out in a very personal way during an interview with Rolling Stone. She told how she was raped by a stranger when she was just 14 years old and had severe feelings of sadness that made her try to end her life several times.

 

She said, “I tried to commit suicide several times.”

In 2013, she tried to take her own life by cutting her wrists, which happened during a very tough time with depression and using drugs. The pain started after her dad passed away in 2009. She said, “They always say time heals, but it really doesn’t. You just get used to it. I lost what mattered most to me… Nothing bad can shock me now. I feel it with me all the time.”

At her lowest, Paris also hurt herself and covered her scars with some of her 50 tattoos.

She explained, “I hated myself. I thought I couldn’t do anything right, that life wasn’t worth living anymore. I tried to grow up too fast, and I wasn’t ready for that.”

She also confirmed that she was se-xually assaulted at the age of 14.

She didn’t tell anyone about it at the time, and she described the experience as “very difficult.”

Michael Jackson had three children: Paris and her older brother Prince with Debbie Rowe, and a child named Blanket through a surrogate mother.

Despite all the attention from the media, Michael kept his children safe and often hid their faces in public. At a ceremony after his d-eath, Paris, who was 11 at the time, spoke about her dad and called him “the best father you could ever imagine.”

Paris also spoke about her dad’s de-ath, saying she believes he was murdered.

She pointed to Dr. Conrad Murray, who was involved in his de-ath, as being part of the problem. She said, “He was hinting that someone was trying to get him.

At one point, he said, ‘One day they’ll kil-l me.’” She admitted that it sounds like a conspiracy, but she believes the truth is known by those who really care about her dad. “He was framed. It was all a lie.”

Looking forward, Paris says she wants to find justice for her father one day.

She said, “It’s like a game of chess. I try to play it well. That’s all I can say right now.”

In the end, Paris Jackson’s story shows a young woman who has faced a lot of pain but keeps fighting for the truth, healing, and justice.

Her experience is a strong example of how someone can show resilience, deal with loss, and have the courage to share their pain with others. As she continues to live her life and honor her father’s memory, Paris shows both her softness and her strength in the face of a lot of challenges.