US EditionParis Jackson Reveals She Has a Perforated Septum: ‘Don’t Do Drugs Kids’
- Paris Jackson revealed a perforated septum in a social-media video reshared on Sunday, November 9, showing the nasal hollow with a phone torch for the first time.
- Jackson says the injury came from past drug misuse, while the Cleveland Clinic defines a perforated septum as a hole in the cartilage or bone between the nostrils.
- Jackson demonstrated the issue by saying, `I realise I have never actually addressed this, and it can sometimes be very noticeable... I have what is called a perforated septum,` and that she has lived with it since about age 20, which disrupts studio recording and allows her to 'stick a spaghetti noodle' through it.
- Refusing surgery, Paris Jackson said she avoids plastic surgery due to the pills required and her five years clean and sober milestone earlier this year.
- For support, Paris Jackson's openness highlights lasting physical effects of past drug use and the importance of prioritising wellbeing and recovery, with Cleveland Clinic treatments and the SAMHSA helpline 1-800-662-HELP .
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Michael Jackson's daughter has been sombre for almost six years, showing the lasting scales of her former addiction, which disrupts her breathing and her daily life.
Paris Jackson shows her nose maltreated by drugs. Anthony Hopkins caused horror at Jodie Foster. And Glenn Close enjoys the sky over Berlin.
He's 27 years old.
Paris Jackson (Beverly Hills, 27), the singer and actress daughter of the late American singer Michael Jackson, confessed on November 10 in her profile of TikTok, in which she has more than 300,000 followers, that drug use has ended up perforating her nasal septum, besides, of course, of “almost ruining her life.”
Paris Jackson makes a whistling sound when she breathes through her nose. She has a hole in her nasal septum after abusing heroin. “It ruined my life,” she says in a clip
With a long video published on TikTok Michael Jackson's daughter showed the devastating effects of drug abuse
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