Paris Jackson Tattoos are not only homage to his late father but also show her beliefs and faith. Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson was born to global pop icon and megastar Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe in the year 1998.
Paris has seen many ups and downs in her life – From losing her father at a very young age to drug addiction, depression, and fame. Her life story is evident from her tattoo choices too as Paris has inked her body 24 times and each time she got a meaningful and purposeful tattoo design.
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Here we explore all the 24 tattoos of Paris Jackson along with their meaning and importance to Paris.
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Paris lost her father at the young age of 11 but she always had a father figure in former child actor Macaulay Culkin. The Home Alone star was entrusted by Michael Jackson to be her daughter’s godfather when Culkin was just 17 years old. While Macaulay had a controversial life himself but he is often praised by Paris for being a protective and caring Godfather.
Paris gives Culkin a lot of respect. In fact, the duo got a matching spoon tattoo in 2018. Paris shared the photo on Instagram where she called Culkin ‘Mack Attack’ and wrote that He is really close to her heart.
Culkin later told that the spoon tattoo was a weird choice but it was chosen because of Macaulay’s habit of stealing spoons from hotels and restaurants. The tattoo was an indirect hint at wearing your mistakes and learning from them.
Paris Jackson Tattoo Michael Jackson Tribute on Left arm
The greatest pop icon of all time was also a devoted father. Paris stated in an interview in 2010 that despite MJ’s celebrity status he never showed arrogance. He was really down to earth and really loved his kids. Paris got inked with a Michael Jackson tribute tattoo in 2016. The tattoo is done on her left arm and it is inspired by the cover art of MJ’s 1991 album ‘Dangerous’.
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