The daughter of the lateMichael Jackson, 20, showed off her own musical prowess on Saturday night at a concert she performed alongside boyfriendGabriel Glenn, as part of theirSoundflowersduo.
In attendance at the show to support the model and musician? MomDebbie Rowe, older brotherPrince Jacksonand friend and godfatherMacaulay Culkin, with girlfriendBrenda Song.
Jackson smooched Rowe, 60, in one sweet snapshot she shared to her Instagram story, writing, “Mom” and adding a red heart emoji.
Other guests at the musical extravaganza, held at The Mint in Los Angeles, includedChris BrownandRunawaysstarGregg Sulkin, who posed for photos with Jackson.
Paris Jackson and Debbie Rowe.Chelsea Lauren/REX/Shutterstock
Gabriel Glenn and Paris Jackson.gotpap/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
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The show came exactly two weeks afterTMZreported that Jackson was placed on a 5150 hold following a hospitalization for a suicide attempt. (Police, social workers and other mental health professionals have the authority to use a 5150 hold if a person is considered a danger to themselves or others or is gravely disabled.)
“At about 7:28 a.m., officers responded to the 7200 block of Hillside for an ambulance attempt suicide. The victim was transported to a local hospital,” Tony Im, a public information officer with the Los Angeles Police Department, told PEOPLE at the time.
Paris Jackson and Chris Brown.Chelsea Lauren/REX/Shutterstock
Paris Jackson and Gregg Sulkin.Chelsea Lauren/REX/Shutterstock
Reps for the singer and model and the Jackson Estate could not be reached immediately for comment, butJackson slammed TMZ’s reportvia Twitter, writing, “F— you you f— liars.”
In response to a since-deleted tweet fromBethenny Frankelabout the TMZ report, Jackson wrote, “Lies lies lies omg and more lies.” In another tweet, she posted wary emoji faces. (Both tweets have also since been deleted.)
Three days later, Jackson shared another tweet addressing the reports, claiming that false stories followedher restrained response tothe bombshellLeaving Neverlanddocumentary about her late father.
“They didn’t get the crazy reaction they wanted from the doc, and a chill, mellow reaction doesn’t sell stories so why not lie and create a story that does sell? Pathetic,” she wrote.
source: people.com
