Jermaine Jackson: They are Michael’s children; Prince has vitiligo
In his latest interview with Sctra to promote his new book You Are Not Alone, Jermaine Jackson said about who is to blame for his late brother’s death:
"Definitely his doctor. All Michael wanted was to be able to sleep. There were signs of poisoning with propofol in him."
The uncle of Michael’s children also used vitiligo, a skin condition, to help prove that they are the late brother’s biological children. Of course, Latoya Jackson had already done something like this before him—we don’t think it would have made Michael happy!
"They are 100% his children. Let me tell you why! Prince has signs of vitiligo on his body."
Vitiligo is a rare skin disease with a prevalence of 1 to 2% worldwide, and there is a possibility of it being passed from parents to children. It’s painless, but it causes the skin to lose its color. Michael Jackson lost his natural skin tone because of this condition. In photos, signs of the disease are visible on Prince’s neck. The depigmented areas are very vulnerable to sunlight, and the risk of skin cancer in these individuals is higher. This disease was inherited from Michael’s paternal family.
For years, ignorance of the wonders of genetics has led people to ask: if Michael is black, why aren’t his children black?
The answer is simple: in the family tree of Catherine and Joe Jackson, Michael’s parents, there is a wide racial mix, such as Joe having light-colored eyes. Michael once said in an interview that his father’s eye color was blue, and some media outlets say it was green. Paris, Michael’s daughter, also has colored eyes. Debbie Rowe, Prince and Paris’s mother, has light eyes and blonde hair. In addition, Prince and Paris’s skin tone appears tanned compared to a white person—it isn’t white.
The uncle of Michael’s children also used vitiligo, a skin condition, to help prove that they are the late brother’s biological children. Of course, Latoya Jackson had already done something like this before him—we don’t think it would have made Michael happy!
"They are 100% his children. Let me tell you why! Prince has signs of vitiligo on his body."
Vitiligo is a rare skin disease with a prevalence of 1 to 2% worldwide, and there is a possibility of it being passed from parents to children. It’s painless, but it causes the skin to lose its color. Michael Jackson lost his natural skin tone because of this condition. In photos, signs of the disease are visible on Prince’s neck. The depigmented areas are very vulnerable to sunlight, and the risk of skin cancer in these individuals is higher. This disease was inherited from Michael’s paternal family.
For years, ignorance of the wonders of genetics has led people to ask: if Michael is black, why aren’t his children black?
The answer is simple: in the family tree of Catherine and Joe Jackson, Michael’s parents, there is a wide racial mix, such as Joe having light-colored eyes. Michael once said in an interview that his father’s eye color was blue, and some media outlets say it was green. Paris, Michael’s daughter, also has colored eyes. Debbie Rowe, Prince and Paris’s mother, has light eyes and blonde hair. In addition, Prince and Paris’s skin tone appears tanned compared to a white person—it isn’t white.
From left to right: Latoya - Tito Jackson’s son Tajevo - Genevieve next to Randy
In addition, in the second and third generations of the Jackson family, there are people who don’t have dark skin. For example, Latoya Jackson, Michael’s sister, and Genevieve Jackson, Randy’s daughter, whose mother is white.
Source: eMJey.com / extratv.warnerbros.com