Paris Jackson debuts new look at Grammys as she covers 80 tattoos with makeup
Paris Jackson has completely divided fans after covering up all 80+ of her tattoos with makeup at the Grammy Awards 2024.
The 25-year-old star, who is best known for being the second-born child and only daughter of the King of Pop Michael Jackson, and former wife Debbie Rowe, is a singer and songwriter in her own right and she attended the glitzy music ceremony last night.
On Sunday night, Paris, who is known for her many intricate inkings that cover her body, turned heads when she showed up to the music awards in Los Angeles without her tattoos on display.
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Paris turned heads as she ditched her ink (Getty Images for The Recording A)
The singer is known to have 80+ tattoos (Getty Images for Fashion Trust U)Speaking to Access Hollywood, Paris opened up about the transformation. She revealed to the outlet that she had to wake up at 5am to begin the process of covering all 80+ tattoos she has got that cover her body.
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The young musician revealed on social media that the shocking look, where she left fans taking a second glance, was pulled off thanks to makeup brand, Cover FX - who are known for their high-coverage makeup items such as foundations and concealers.
Writing on Instagram, she penned: "#CoverFX meant business when they said Total Cover Cream Foundation would have me covered. Alongside the caption, Paris shared a timelapse of the cover-up in progress.
Paris wowed in a black cut-out frock (Billboard via Getty Images)
The singer looked confident without her inkings (AFP via Getty Images)Commenting on the video clip of the transformation, one person said: "You are more beautiful without those tattoos," while another wrote: "Why cover that wonderful skin?"
Meanwhile, fans on X, formerly known as Twitter, have reacted to Paris' new and head-turning look, with many divided completely. One person penned: "She looks better without them."
But another added: "Why cover them up?! I don't get why you get them to cover them." Someone else then said: "So much nicer without tattoos." While a fourth penned: "That’s a lot of makeup to put on your body to cover the tattoos." And a fifth person said: "She ate this. I was so confused lmao."
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