Paris Jackson Claps Back At Colman Domingo’s Claims
Paris Jackson is speaking out once again, and this time, she’s defending herself against serious backlash. The daughter of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, had to clear the air after Colman Domingo made claims that didn’t sit right with her.
At an event in Paris, Domingo—who plays Joe Jackson in the upcoming biopic Michael—told the crowd that Paris and Prince Jackson were “very much in support of our film.” He even added that Paris had been “very helpful” to him and the project. But Paris wasn’t having it.
She hopped online to shut that all the way down. Paris tweeted:
“don’t be telling people I was ‘helpful’ on the set of a movie I had 0% involvement in lol that is so weird.”
She followed up with more heat:
“I read one of the first drafts of the scripts and gave my notes about what was dishonest/didn’t sit right with me and when they didn’t address it I moved on with my life. Not my monkeys not my circus. God bless and God speed.”
That response instantly sparked mixed reactions online. While some fans applauded her for standing her ground, others felt she could’ve handled it differently. Critics claimed she should’ve denied her involvement with a softer tone or hit Colman up directly. But Paris is firm on where she stands, making it clear she’s not letting anyone twist her narrative.
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Paris Jackson Responds To Backlash And Hate Claims
As the backlash kept rolling in, Paris didn’t just let it slide. She doubled down in a new IG story thread, reminding people she’s been open and real from the jump. Fans brought up old claims that she “hates” her father, but Paris hit that topic head-on.
Details About The Michael Jackson Biopic
The biopic at the center of all this drama is Michael, directed by Antoine Fuqua. The movie will star Jaafar Jackson, Michael’s nephew, who’s stepping into the shoes of his late uncle. Reports suggest the project is so large it’ll be split into two films.
The first movie will focus on Michael’s early rise with the Jackson 5 and his journey into solo stardom. What fans won’t see, according to reports, are the darker allegations that followed him throughout his career. Sources say those accusations won’t be a major focus of the story, making the film’s narrative more of a celebration of his artistry and career highlights.
Colman Domingo is playing Joe Jackson, the father and manager whose tough love and controversial parenting style shaped Michael’s career. Domingo, an acclaimed actor, has spoken openly about wanting to honor the truth of the Jackson family’s legacy. But his comments about Paris’ involvement clearly struck a nerve and sparked this whole viral conversation.
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