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Inside the lavish lives of Michael Jackson's kids

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The Jackson 3

When Michael Jackson died in 2009, he left behind a fortune. Despite a years-long battle with the IRS over a disputed tax bill, his estate, valued at anything between $111 million (£85m) (by his family) and $482 million (£372m) (by the US tax authorities), has continued to rake in cash. After his untimely death, it's believed that 40% of Jackson's estate went to his mother Katherine, while 20% went to charity.

The remaining 40% was split among his three children – Prince, Paris, and Bigi (pictured). Read on to discover how much the children are worth and what they do today to boost their bank balances.

All dollar amounts in US dollars.

Danielle McAdam

21 March 2025

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