Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 09:38     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
Paris is very pretty!
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 09:35     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
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
Post 04/22/2017 09:00     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 08:59     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
Anonymous wrote:NOPE


You chose a very photoshopped cover to prove your point? Her eye shape is totally Michael
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 08:58     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
I see the resemblance for sure

Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 08:51     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
NOPE
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 08:09     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
Anonymous wrote:I think people who say she can't be his daughter because she doesn't look like him, don't know very many mixed people.

I got this all the time with my dad - all people see is the skin color and eye color, instead of my bone and facial structure. And I've taken one of those ancestry tests - I definitely share half my genes with my dad. I can absolutely believe Paris is Michael's biological daughter (not that genes dictate "family," however)


I know... her face shape and features are totally MJ. Now, how she was conceived could be debated but I have no issue believing MJ is her bio dad.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 07:45     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
I think people who say she can't be his daughter because she doesn't look like him, don't know very many mixed people.

I got this all the time with my dad - all people see is the skin color and eye color, instead of my bone and facial structure. And I've taken one of those ancestry tests - I definitely share half my genes with my dad. I can absolutely believe Paris is Michael's biological daughter (not that genes dictate "family," however)
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 07:21     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
How can you guys think she's not his bio daughter, she looks so much like him.
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 07:12     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
She's michael's daughter in the most important way: she got half his estate.

Who knows if she can Moon Walk...
Anonymous
Post 04/22/2017 00:24     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
There were scurrilous rumors that a close friend was the sperm donor for Paris Jackson. Whatever. She is Michael Jackson's daughter. Period.
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2017 23:31     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
I think it's definitely possible. Our next door neighbors are African American and white. They have two kids, one with very dark features and curly hair, the other with pale skin and straight blond hair. I think Paris looks a little like Janet Jackson. Who knows!
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2017 23:24     Subject: A question about Paris Jackson
Paris does not look fully Caucasian to me. She may not be mixed with black but I think there is another strong ethnicity
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2017 23:21     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
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.





Facially, Rashida looks a lot like her father in that picture.

Quincy Jones was a part of a documentary African American Lives, they did DNA testing and it revealed that he is 34% white and 66% black. I recommend this documentary to everybody. I watched it just last week, it is on youtube.
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2017 22:28     Subject: Re: A question about Paris Jackson
My son is mixed half white/ half black and he is very light skinned and has my hair texture so you would never guess he's half black if you just looked at him. I usually see a look of surprise when people meet my husband and realize that our son is biracial.

I think Paris could be his biological daughter, but I don't think we'll ever know for sure.