Jackson family dynasty to its core, Paris Jackson, 26, has reportedly cut off all contact with her relatives following explosive DNA results that allegedly prove the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, is not her biological father. Sources close to the singer-songwriter and model claim she’s “devastated” by the revelation—and determined to forge a new path away from the legacy she once embraced.
The bombshell dropped earlier this week, according to an insider who spoke exclusively to In Touch Weekly. “Paris had always brushed off the rumors about her paternity,” the source said. “She’d say, ‘Michael’s my dad, end of story.’ But late last year, she quietly ordered a DNA test to put the speculation to rest once and for all. When the results came back, it was like a bomb went off—she wasn’t a biological Jackson.”
The test, reportedly conducted through a private lab to avoid leaks, allegedly confirmed long-standing whispers that Paris—born to Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe in 1998—may have a different biological father. While the identity of this mystery man remains undisclosed, the fallout has been immediate and brutal. “Paris feels betrayed,” the insider added. “Not just by the truth, but by the years of secrets. She’s done with the family—she’s even stopped speaking to her brothers, Prince and Bigi.”
Paris, known for her eclectic style and budding music career, hasn’t addressed the rumors publicly, but her recent actions speak volumes. Fans noticed she unfollowed all Jackson family members on Instagram last week, including her uncle Tito and aunt Janet, sparking a frenzy on X. “Paris is out here erasing the Jacksons like they’re a bad tattoo,” one user posted, while another speculated, “If Michael’s not her dad, who is? This tea is scalding!”
Sources say Paris’s decision to sever ties isn’t just about the DNA results—it’s about reclaiming her identity. “She’s spent her whole life under Michael’s shadow,” a friend told us. “The good, the bad, the weird—she carried it all. Now she’s saying, ‘I’m not your princess anymore. I’m Paris, period.’ She’s even talking about dropping the Jackson name legally.”
The Jackson family, meanwhile, is said to be reeling. Prince Jackson, 28, and Bigi (formerly Blanket), 22, have reportedly tried reaching out, only to be met with silence. “They’re heartbroken,” a family source claimed. “Prince keeps saying, ‘DNA doesn’t change that we’re siblings,’ but Paris isn’t hearing it. She feels like everything she knew was a lie.” Debbie Rowe, Paris’s mother, has also been shut out, with insiders hinting at a deeper rift tied to “what Debbie knew and when.”
Rumors about Michael Jackson’s biological connection to his children have swirled for decades, fueled by his unconventional life and the physical differences between him and Paris, Prince, and Bigi. Michael, who died in 2009 at age 50, always maintained they were his, conceived via artificial insemination with Rowe and, in Bigi’s case, an unnamed surrogate. But Paris’s alleged discovery has reignited debates—and torn open old wounds.