In the shadow of his father, pop music legend, Paris Jackson comes out of silence. In the Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn series, broadcast on Facebook and produced by her companion (an extract of which was revealed on the social network this Tuesday July 7), Michael Jackson’s daughter confided in her mental health, weakened by many complexes, following a weight gain, but also by the death of her father, on June 25, 2009. The 22-year-old young woman resorted to self-harm, a habit reinforced by the release of dopamine, too called the “happiness hormone.” “I cut myself and I burned myself,” she recalled, “I never thought I would die.” Yet Prince and Michael Joseph’s sister admits: “Yes, I tried to kill myself several times.”
A way for Paris Jackson to transform the emotional pain, generated by the emptiness left by his father, into physical pain, as she explains. “The pain is much better than the numbness because at least we feel something”, develops the singer and model. After a suicide attempt in 2013, she was sent to a boarding school in Utah, which specializes in the treatment of adolescents with emotional problems. “I had no choice, I was a minor, so … child protection services [Child Protective Services ou “CPS” aux États-Unis, ndlr] said they would take me if I was not sent there, “recalled
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