Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris slams critics who mocked her for laughing at dodgy tattoo of her dad
She said people were 'ignorant' for criticising her over thinking the bad tattoo was funny
PARIS Jackson has hit back at people who criticised her for laughing at a bad tattoo of her dad Michael, which read 'he touched so many'.
The 18-year-old was annoyed after she had been slammed for commenting on a dodgy inking of her dad on a page called @suckytattoos.
The profile shared an image of a tattoo that bore no resemblance to the music icon and read 'Forever with us' and 'He touched so many' underneath, to which she commented: "I'm laughing so f***ing hard @pugjuice."
Afterwards, The 'Sucky Tattoos' profile shared a screenshot of her comment and wrote: “Wow. I was wondering why the troll army was strong today, it's because @theshaderoom put @parisjackson 's comment on blast”.
Michael famously faced a molestation trial in 2005 when he was accused of sexually abusing 13-year-old Gavin Arvizo.
He was later cleared of all 14 counts of allegations against him.
Responding to a private message on Instagram, Paris explained: “Literally..... I was laughing at the f****** photoshopped face.
“People are so ignorant.”
She added: "Always twisting what I do into something it's not.”
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Earlier this month, Paris revealed she had attempted suicide aged 14 after the constant scrutiny from online trolls became too much for her.
Paris added that she avoided social media for two years afterwards.
In the now-deleted Instagram video, Paris cries as she recounts what she went through.
She said: "I don’t understand how there can be so much hatred in the world.
"I don’t get why I’m such an easy target. I try to be nice to everyone I meet, I give everyone a chance. When I was 14 I got so much hatred that I tried to kill myself.
“I took a two year break from social media and people asked me to come back and make my Instagram public again, so I did. But nothing changed.
“I’m just tired of it, and I know I’m not the only one.”
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