A question about Paris Jackson

[Anonymous]

I see the resemblance for sure

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NOPE

You chose a very photoshopped cover to prove your point? Her eye shape is totally Michael

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I could absolutely believe she's his biological daughter. Genes are weird. I'm mixed - I've seen this happen in my own family and others.

But look at Rashida Jones - she's half black.

Rashida jones doesn't look white to me. Not does Paris. It's obvious they are either mixed race or Hispanic.

[Anonymous]

Paris is very pretty!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

This is Michael after he had s lot of work done on his face. So, no you can't count this photo.

Are there really people out there that don't know that he had so much done to his face and skin?

[Anonymous]

^ I don't think Michael had his cheekbones and jaw and eyes done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^ I don't think Michael had his cheekbones and jaw and eyes done.

(at least at the point of the above photo)

I know it's hard for non-mixed people to understand genes sometimes, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No way she's his bio child. She's white, and he was black. She is not mixed.

Are you really this stupid? Jenifer iBeale, Rashida Jones, wentworrh Miller, Mariah Carey just to name a few also have a black parent. You don't know if that's his bio daughter or not. And why such indignation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mariah Carey is a good example of this too.

To be fair her father is 1/2 black, so she is 25 percent black. That is easier to "hide" than 50/50.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NOPE

sHE changed her nose. It's not the same nose she had at her father's funeral. She also changed her hair color.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I could absolutely believe she's his biological daughter. Genes are weird. I'm mixed - I've seen this happen in my own family and others.

But look at Rashida Jones - she's half black.

Rashida jones doesn't look white to me. Not does Paris. It's obvious they are either mixed race or Hispanic.

Most Hispanic people, especially the Caribbean ones are mixed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mariah Carey is a good example of this too.

To be fair her father is 1/2 black, so she is 25 percent black. That is easier to "hide" than 50/50.

She's never said her father was half black. I saw her on the George Lopez show and she said he was African American raised in Harlem.

[Anonymous]

Why do you care?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mariah Carey is a good example of this too.

To be fair her father is 1/2 black, so she is 25 percent black. That is easier to "hide" than 50/50.

She's never said her father was half black. I saw her on the George Lopez show and she said he was African American raised in Harlem.

Because half black = black. It's a pointless distinction because it doesn't make him NOT black. He's black whether 100 or 50/50.