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The new Michael Jackson biopic may bring audiences back into the King of Pop’s world, but the story stops long before one important chapter begins. The film never reaches the years that introduced Prince, Paris, and Bigi Jackson, the three children who grew up under one of the biggest spotlights in entertainment history. While Michael’s legacy still dominates conversations, fans remain curious about the lives his children built away from the stage.
So, here is a closer look at where they are now and how each of them carries the Jackson name today.
Price Jackson
At 29, Prince Michael Jackson has built a life that balances family legacy with his own personal passions. Living in Los Angeles, Michael Jackson’s eldest son has stayed closely connected to the entertainment world, especially with the upcoming Michael biopic, where he worked as an executive producer. Prince has spoken openly about wanting his father’s story to be handled with care, and among the Jackson siblings, he appears to be the most involved in shaping the project behind the scenes.
Away from film premieres and industry headlines, Prince has focused much of his energy on charity work. Back in 2016, he launched a fitness-based charity aimed at helping children through mindfulness and yoga programs, showing a side of him that stays grounded despite growing up under intense public attention. Raised partly at Neverland and born to Debbie Rowe and Michael Jackson, Prince has often carried himself with a calm and thoughtful presence that longtime fans appreciate.
He also seems happiest when he’s away from Hollywood for a while and out on the road with a motorcycle. His YouTube channel features several motorbiking vlogs that give fans a more relaxed glimpse into his everyday life. Alongside that, Prince has been in a long-term relationship with his partner, Molly, for nearly nine years. The fans, on the other hand, continue to enjoy seeing him support his family at major public events.
Paris Jackson
At 28, Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson has created a career that stretches across music, fashion, and acting, all while trying to step outside the massive shadow attached to the Jackson name. Unlike many celebrity children who stay tied to family legacy projects, Paris has spent the last few years building something that feels completely her own. From modeling campaigns to film appearances and music releases, she has moved through the entertainment industry on her own terms, even when public attention around her family never really faded.
Music continues to be one of her biggest creative outlets. Paris released her debut album Wilted in 2020, followed by The Lost EP in 2022, both projects giving listeners a more personal look into her songwriting style and emotional honesty. Her latest single, Zombies in Love, has also caught attention from fans who enjoy the darker and more alternative direction in her sound. Rather than chasing mainstream pop trends, Paris leans into raw lyrics and stripped-back emotion, which has slowly helped her build a loyal audience of her own.
Outside of music, she has remained active in the fashion world and acting scene. Paris has worked as a model for major campaigns and continues to appear at high-profile events across Los Angeles and beyond. She also stepped into acting with appearances in American Horror Stories and the film One Spoon of Chocolate, proving that she is interested in exploring several corners of the entertainment business instead of limiting herself to one lane. Still, one thing Paris has clearly distanced herself from is the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic. While her brother Prince became closely involved behind the scenes, Paris chose not to participate in the film project and has been vocal about keeping her distance from it. Her decision sparked plenty of discussion online, especially among longtime Jackson fans curious about how the family would respond to the movie.
Born to Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe, Paris grew up under constant public attention, something she has openly admitted affected her mental health over the years. She has spoken honestly about struggles with addiction, pressure, and personal healing, which many fans appreciate because it adds a sense of honesty rarely seen in celebrity culture. Now living in the Hollywood Hills, Paris appears focused on protecting her peace, continuing her music career, and shaping an identity that exists far beyond her famous last name.
Bigi Jackson
At 24, Bigi Jackson remains the most mysterious member of the Jackson family, choosing a far more private path compared to his older siblings, Prince and Paris. Born Prince Michael Jackson II in 2002 through surrogacy, he spent much of his childhood in front of intense media attention, especially during the years when the world knew him by the nickname “Blanket.” As he entered his teenage years, he quietly moved away from that name and began going by Bigi instead, a change that seemed to reflect his desire for a more normal and personal identity away from public fascination.
Unlike many celebrity children who lean into fame, Bigi has mostly stayed out of the spotlight. He currently lives in Calabasas and rarely appears at major public events or gives interviews, which has only made fans more curious about what he has been doing in recent years. While Prince became heavily involved with the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and Paris continued building her entertainment career in music and fashion, Bigi appears more interested in life behind the camera. That passion recently turned into a major achievement. Bigi directed a short film titled Rochelles, which won the Best Drama award at the Santa Monica Film Festival in 2024. The project gave fans one of the first real glimpses into his creative interests, and many were surprised by how naturally he seemed drawn to filmmaking. Rather than chasing celebrity status, Bigi appears focused on storytelling and directing, carving out a lane that feels separate from the world his father dominated for decades.
He was not deeply involved with the Michael film project, though he did attend the Berlin premiere alongside Prince. This gave fans a rare public appearance from the youngest Jackson sibling. Even now, Bigi continues to keep most of his personal life out of view, but his early success in film has already sparked curiosity about what kind of director he may become in the years ahead.
