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The teenage daughter of Michael Jackson spoke out when her father was insulted on the radio.
The world’s collective hearts broke when, during Michael Jackson’s televised funeral, little Paris Jackson approached the microphone and told every member of the audience that she loved her father and that she will miss him. I know I cried my own eyes out at that moment. It was a reminder that, regardless of what we think of Michael Jackson, there are still real people in his life.
Yesterday was the three-year anniversary of the King of Pop’s death and, unfortunately, Paris had to speak up yet again on her late father’s behalf after Motley Crue bassist, Nikki Sixx, made some insulting comments about Jackson on his syndicated radio show, Sixx Sense.
Although, just 14 years old, she took to Twitter to voice her disappointment without being inflammatory. In fact, she handled herself much better than some grown up celebrities who find themselves on the receiving end of unsavory commentary. She tweeted: "Heyy quick question dude - and this is coming from a huge fan of motley crue - but why do u feel the need to hate on talented ppl?"
Feisty but to-the-point and respectful.
To his credit, Sixx seemed to regret his actions replying: "Hello parisJackson. My snarky humor and sarcasm sometimes gets the best of me. I sincerely apologize to you and your family. God Bless." He also indicated that he had sent her a direct message as well. She gracefully accepted his apology and he even invited her on his show saying: "If ya ever wanna come on SixxSense and talk about what YOUR working on would love have you on."
Wow. See? Some Hollywood hotheads could learn a lot from this turn of events.
Written on Jun 26 2012 by Jeanne Dupuis (Google+ profile), writer at KOvideo. Tags: michael jackson paris jackson
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It’s unfortunate that we live in a society which tears apart an artist’s life while they’re alive and makes a martyr of them after their death. Hopefully Michael is resting more peacefully than he lived, under the intense heat of the media. Who was the man in the mirror and behind the television screens? I addressed MJ’s legacy with a portrait on my artist’s blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/06/in-memoriam-king-of-pop.html Drop by and let me know how his music affected you. While you’re there, we’ve posted the Top 10 music videos of All Time from the King of Pop!
"..regardless of what we think of Michael Jackson"
Don't know about you, but the most part of the worldwide population thinks that Michael Jackson IS a Gift from God, and that's definitely true. For the "real people in his life", it comes me in mind Elizabeth Taylor who always defended him sincerely.
Pretty odd she did NOT feel the need to defend Michael Jackson with Oprah who calls him a pedo also inviting experts to prove her version....but guess all depends from the fact she went on her show to promote herself and gain publicity she needs..now she "fights" Nikki Sixx for the same reason....it's just said. Michael Jackson deserves to be loved and respected, not only in situations of convenience.
Paris was probably a toddler when Oprah said that. Although, it's curious as to why they've appeared on Oprah's show twice. The only thing I can think of is that they were thinking more about the massive audience size who'd be viewing rather than what Oprah said. I'd like to see Katherine or Paris ask Oprah about that.