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Paris said they “hotel hopped a lot” and the same routine continued wherever they stayed
Because it was like, ‘Oh yeah, if you do this now, then you can go to Chuck E, he also limited television and movies, and had them wear masks in public to shield their identities from the intense spotlight, describing which, she said, “I mean it just, it made sense.
And even though his life was full of fame and glamour, his daughter Paris says one strict rule at home was meant to keep his children’s lives feeling normal. Paris said her father required the children to finish their homework and chores before they earned weekend fun. Then on the weekends you can go see some animals, and you can go ride some rides, and you can go to the movies”, she said.
“The cool, like very consistent line throughout my childhood that kind of started there and then just continued on wherever we went was, if you’re good, and you do your chores, and you do your homework, and you do the things that you’re supposed to do. Cheese and be normal this weekend ’cause no one will know who you are,'”, and that ‘made sense’ to her. However, the masks did not fully hide the truth. Paris knew her father was famous, but she did not understand the sheer scale of his celebrity, “I just didn’t know how famous … There was definitely part of me that, like when I looked out my hotel window, and it was one of the times where like the alias didn’t work and there’s just like a sea of people with signs and stuff – I’m not so naive to think, yeah, everyone experiences this, you know?”, she explained.
Television and movies were limited, and most interestingly, in public his children wore masks so that no one would recognise them. The late King of Pop kept a firm hold on how his kids were raised, even though their upbringing was far from ordinary. But why did he do so, and what makes this bizarre choice an interesting parenting habit? Paris Jackson’s recently appeared on the Call Her Daddy podcast, hosted by Alex Cooper, where she opened up about her family’s unique habit of wearing masks in public, which had stirred controversy and questions.
Paris recalled that homework and chores had to be done before the weekend fun could begin.