Paris Jackson has paid a touching tribute to her late father Michael Jackson, a few weeks before the seventh anniversary of the King of Pop's tragic death. The 18 year old commemorated one of Michael's milestone achievements with a tattoo representing one of his platinum albums, Dangerous.
© Photo: InstagramParis Jackson paid a tattoo tribute to her father Michael Jackson
Paris gave her Instagram followers a closer look at her new inking, which depicts the album's iconic cover artwork featuring Michael's eyes surrounded by animal and plant designs.
The teenager poignantly captioned the image with one of her father's iconic quotes, writing: "The meaning of life is contained in every single expression of life. It is present in the infinity of forms and phenomena that exist in all of creation."
The budding musician herself then added: "Never forget your roots, and always be proud of where you came from."
© Photo: Getty ImagesMichael Jackson tragically passed away in 2009
That Paris chose the Dangerous artwork comes as no surprise. The first album which Michael fully produced himself, it is often hailed as one of his most iconic albums, with millions of copies sold worldwide, featuring hits such as Remember the Time and Heal the World.
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It's not the first time that Paris has dedicated an inking to her father. Earlier this year she revealed she had chosen to get a tattoo of a short phrase in her father's handwriting, placed on the outer side of her wrist.
© Photo: InstagramEarlier this year Paris dedicated another inking to Michael
The simple yet striking inking was created by tattoo artist Justin Lewis at his studio in Hollywood – and Paris revealed she was joined by cousin Austin Brown as she arrived to get the artwork done.
""Queen of My Heart" in his handwriting," she wrote in a sweet caption accompanying the snap, also posted on Instagram. "To everyone else he was the King of Pop. To me, well, he was the king of my heart. Thank you @dermagraphink, you're a legend. [@austinbrown]."
