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Paris Jackson Recounts Meeting Her Mother Debbie Rowe at 15

Paris Jackson shared details of her first meeting with her mother, Debbie Rowe, at age 15. The encounter, which took place in her grandmother's living room, was described as casual and comfortable.

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Key takeaways

  • Paris Jackson met her mother, Debbie Rowe, for the first time when she was 15 years old.
  • The meeting took place in her grandmother's living room and was described as casual and comfortable.
  • Jackson stated she had no expectations for the meeting, which she believes allowed for an organic connection.
  • She and her mother, Debbie Rowe, share a strong bond and celebrate Mother's Day together.
  • Rowe is also the mother of Paris's brother, Prince Jackson.

Singer Paris Jackson has detailed her initial meeting with her mother, Debbie Rowe, which occurred when Jackson was 15 years old. Jackson, who was primarily raised by her father Michael Jackson and later her grandmother Katherine Jackson, described the encounter on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast.

The meeting took place in her grandmother's living room. Jackson recalled approaching Rowe and offering a simple greeting, to which Rowe responded in kind. They spoke briefly before spending the day together.

Jackson, now 28, characterized the interaction as free of awkwardness, attributing the ease to her lack of expectations. She explained that entering a situation without preconceived notions allows for organic connections to develop, contrasting this with how expectations can lead to disappointment.

Rowe, 67, is also the mother of Jackson's 29-year-old brother, Prince Jackson. The biological mother of Bigi "Blanket" Jackson, 24, has not been publicly identified.

Jackson noted that she and Rowe share astrological signs, both being fire signs (Aries and Sagittarius, respectively), which she believes contributes to their similarity. She stated that their bond has strengthened in the years since their first meeting, and she celebrates Mother's Day with Rowe. Jackson described Rowe as a friend with whom she enjoys discovering shared interests, such as country and folk music, and noted their physical resemblance. She characterized their relationship as "chill," a word she uses to describe its relaxed nature.

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