Paris Jackson looks all grown up at the Grammys

Nisean Lorde
Paris Jackson at the 59th Grammy Awards, Feb. 12, 2017 <em>(Photos: Getty) </em>
Paris Jackson at the 59th Grammy Awards, Feb. 12, 2017 (Photos: Getty)

Paris Jackson is all grown up! The 18-year-old daughter to the late Michael Jackson draped her svelte figure in an embellished wrap-effect stretch-knit Balmain jumpsuit, black-strapped heels and Michael Bradley clutch at the 59th Grammy Awards on Sunday. She complemented the look with neutral makeup and tousled blonde locks.

Paris Jackson stuns in a Balmain jumpsuit, black-strapped heels and Michael Bradley clutch at the 59th Grammy Awards. <em>(Photos: Getty)</em>
Paris Jackson stuns in a Balmain jumpsuit, black-strapped heels and Michael Bradley clutch at the 59th Grammy Awards. (Photos: Getty)

Paris was only 11-years-old when she first appeared on the Grammys scene with brothers Prince and Blanket in 2010 to accept a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of their popstar dad. At this year’s red carpet, Paris told E! News’ host Ryan Seacrest: “I was really nervous and I made eye contact with Beyoncé who was like in the first row and I like almost peed myself, I was so excited and then I like couldn’t think of what to say.”

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<em><strong>Paris Jackson (L) and Prince Michael Jackson accept the Lifetime Achievement award for Michael Jackson at the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards January 31, 2010 (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) </strong></em>
Paris Jackson (L) and Prince Michael Jackson accept the Lifetime Achievement award for Michael Jackson at the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards January 31, 2010 (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Let’s do a then and now shot …

Paris Jackson at the Grammys 2010 (L) vs. Grammys 2017 (R). (Photos: Getty)
Paris Jackson at the Grammys 2010 (L) vs. Grammys 2017 (R). (Photos: Getty)

Later in the evening, Jackson pulled her hair up into a cute, messy updo and changed into a stunning, criss-cross Jeremy Scott gown to introduce The Weeknd and Daft Punk performance. She also (underhandedly) called for more support to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline. “We could really use this kind of excitement at a pipeline protest guys! #NoDAPL,” she said to the cheering audience.

Paris Jackson onstage at The 59th Grammy Awards, Feb. 12, 2017 (<em>Photo: Getty)</em>
Paris Jackson onstage at The 59th Grammy Awards, Feb. 12, 2017 (Photo: Getty)

On Saturday night at the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala 2017, the 5’9″ beauty bared her tattoos in a low-cut, V-neck floral-patterned gown by Tadashi Shoji. She complemented the risqué look with neutral makeup and her platinum blonde lob.

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Paris Jackson at the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala 2017, Feb. 11, 2017<em> (Photos: Getty)</em>
Paris Jackson at the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala 2017, Feb. 11, 2017 (Photos: Getty)

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