Born Prince Michael Jackson II, the 15-year-old teen, still with his long hair, wore a 'Marvel' tee and black shorts.
- Dec 27, 2017
AceShowbiz - Christmas is indeed about bringing the family together, and the Jacksons are feeling the holiday spirits just like the rest of us. Paris Jackson has taken to her Instagram account to share a picture featuring her and her brothers celebrating Christmas together.
Wearing an oversized Metallica hoodie, the model/actress posed next to her brother Prince Jackson, who dressed casually in a black hooded-jacket and jeans. One thing that made the photo special was that it featured the youngest Jackson sibling, Blanket Jackson.
Born Prince Michael Jackson II, the 15-year-old teen, still with his long hair, wore a "Marvel" tee and black shorts. The children of pop legend Michael Jackson were joined by family friend and rapper Omer Bhatti. "Happy christmas from ours to yours," Paris wrote in the caption, adding the hashtag #brahdas.
Blanket, who is now known as B.G. or Bigi, was seen towering over his siblings Paris and Prince despite being the youngest. He made his last appearance at a public event back in 2013 while attending the world premiere of Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil. He was only 7 when his father died in 2009.
Following the death of their famous father, the siblings remained close to each other. Prince gushed in an interview with "Today" back in October, "Me and my siblings get along really well--especially my sister." He added, "She's grown so much and she's been able to really step up. I don't really see myself as her older brother. We're equal partners when it comes down to it. B.G. is just so mature for his age. It's a pretty strong bond."
"It's something that's bred into us, to really give back to the community," Prince spoke of their collaboration over Halloween to design mazes and a haunted house for the second annual Costume for a Cause event. "My dad always taught me to lead by example, so I hope I can set a good example that you can have fun by helping other people and you can make a change just by doing that. I think he would definitely be proud of the type of work that we're doing and giving back to the community."
