She spent a large part of her life protected. As a child, we only knew of Paris Jackson’s hair hidden under a mask. But when Michael Jackson died, his three children exposed their faces to the world. At a big ceremony in his honor, the little girl in tears spoke to thank him for being a great father. Images that have gone around the world. But the years that followed were complicated for the heiress. Become famous, she suffers from depression, she makes bad meetings, and tries to end her life.
Now 22, Paris Jackson seems to be getting better, and sharing the life of Gabriel Glenn. This reveals the underside of their lives together for the documentary “Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn”. In the second episode, the young woman returns for the first time to her depression and her suicide attempts. At 11, shortly after the death of her father, she developed eating disorders. “Food became an addiction, and when a cousin called me fat, it was the drop of water that made the vase overflow. And I fell into self-harm. There are many things that cause dopamine release. Self-harm and tattoos are examples. So I was able to divert emotional pain by transforming it into physical pain. It was a form of control that I needed a lot. “
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