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Paris Jackson has opened up about her battle with drug addiction, posting a video to TikTok shining a torch up her nose to reveal a hole between her nostril and the inner wall of her nose. She ...

Paris Jackson got candid about her experience with addiction in a recent social media video, revealing a related health condition with which she still copes even after years of sobriety. The only ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Paris Jackson, a model and musician, says her past drug use has taken a toll on her nasal tissues. “That is what ...

Paris Jackson has been clean and sober for nearly six years — but some side effects of drug use leave a permanent mark. Michael Jackson’s daughter recently took to TikTok to reveal the issue that’s ...

Paris Jackson is revealing how her past drug use took a toll on her body. The “Let Down” singer, 27, revealed in a Nov. 10 TikTok video that she has “a perforated septum” caused by taking drugs. “I ...

American model, actress, and singer Paris Jackson has revealed she has a perforated septum due to drug use. The 27-year-old, daughter of the late Michael Jackson, showed fans the perforation in a ...

Paris Jackson showed off her perforated septum, which was caused by years of drug abuse. In a candid TikTok video shared Monday, the only daughter of Michael Jackson told her more than 76,000 ...

The star made the revelation during a TikTok clip posted on Monday, Nov. 10 Gilbert Flores/WWD via Getty Paris Jackson is opening up about her "perforated" septum for the first time During a TikTok ...

Paris Jackson has revealed that previous drug use has left a lasting impact on her body. “I realized I never addressed this and it can sometimes be very noticeable,” Jackson, 27, said in a social ...

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