Paris Jackson's Biggest Revelation: Late King Of Pop's Daughter Exposed Her Father Was Murdered; Talked About Rape, Multiple Suicide Attempts, Drug Abuse

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What's supposed to be a candid interview turned to a shocking revelation when Michael Jackson's 18-year-old daughter, Paris, revealed that her superstar father was murdered. In addition, she talked about committing suicide as she has experienced being sexually assaulted as a teenager.

"He would drop hints about people being out to get him. And at some point he was like, 'They're gonna kill me one day',"Paris said in an interview with Rolling Stone Magazine. She believes that his father's death in 2009 was a setup, instead of cardiac arrest. Dr. Conrad Murray, the late King of Pop's personal physician, was sentenced to four years in prison after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter, as per PaperMag.

Paris also exposed a devastating revelation about being raped as a teen and her struggles with drug abuse and multiple suicide attempts. She was just 14-years-old when a 'much older complete stranger' raped her. She also opened up about falling into depression and drug abuse. For years, she has also concealed the self-inflicted harms from her family as she survived suicide for many times.

In 2013, her suicide attempt became public and Paris was prescribed with the same drugs that her late father was using. However, she said that she is no longer using any medication. After her last suicide attempt, she was sent to a therapeutic school in Utah and this helped her change into a 'completely different person', accoding to DailyMail.

Paris, who is dating the 26-year-old LA drummer Michael Snoddy, admitted that she plans to get into acting, aside from modeling. Although she is an heir to her father's vast fortune, she said that she wants to make money on her own. Michael Jackson's middle child also mentioned about her unbelievably 'pretty normal life' on Neverland Ranch and that she never questioned about the late star's being her biological father. 'He will always be my father. He never wasn't, and he never will not be,' she said.

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