Michael Jackson’s Sons Attend Berlin Premiere of Father’s Biopic Amid Family Absences

Michael Jackson’s sons, Prince and Bigi, made a rare public appearance at the Berlin premiere of ‘Michael’, a biopic telling the story of the King of Pop. They turned heads with outfits paying tribute to their dad: Prince in a black suit and red shirt evoking the ‘Dangerous’ era, and Bigi in black with gold accents and a symbolic armband. Other family members, including Michael’s brothers Jackie, Jermaine, and Marlon, were also present, alongside Jermaine’s sons Jaafar and Jermajesty and Randy Jackson Jr., making the family turnout notable. However, some key family figures were missing, notably Michael’s sisters Janet and LaToya Jackson, and his daughter Paris Jackson. Janet reportedly criticised the film during a private family screening, raising concerns over acting and portrayal, while Paris distanced herself from the project and was seen in West Hollywood on the premiere night. These absences have fueled speculation about family tensions, further complicated by Paris’s ongoing legal dispute with her father’s estate. Despite the drama, the premiere drew global attention, highlighting Michael Jackson’s enduring influence and the anticipation around the film’s release later this month. Social media reactions praised the brothers’ resemblance and spirit, reflecting pride in their father’s legacy.