Paris Jackson speaks from her heart, for better for worse.
The daughter of the late Michael Jackson, 19, apologized after she tweeted, ‘why the f**k do people keep dying’ – prior to learning of Sunday’s mass shooting that left 26 people dead and 20 others injured at the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs in Texas.
After her initial post, Paris wrote, ‘whoa just now hearing about texas, & realized how insensitive to the families my last tweet must seem.. to clarify, that was about a friend,’ adding, ‘my heart is with everyone affected and in pain during this tragic time.’
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Clarifying things: Paris Jackson, 19, said she was sorry for a tweet that read ‘why the f— do people keep dying’ prior to learning of the church shooting in Texas Sunday that left 27 people dead. The daughter of the late Michael Jackson was snapped at an LA gala last month
While she kept things simple in this case, the 5ft10 stunner has never been shy about sharing her views on social issues.
She was lauded for an impassioned speech at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards in August in the wake of the clash between protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia that left demonstrator Heather Heyer dead.
Paris said people should have ‘zero tolerance’ for the ‘violence,’ hatred’ and ‘discrimination’ perpetrated by the ‘Nazi, white supremacist jerks in Charlottesville.
‘If we all put our voices together, do you realize the difference we would make? If we were to all stand up, united, as one, our impact, it would be, huge, believe me, huge – and that’s not fake news,’ she said, imitating U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Mistake: The model-activist said her initial tweet had nothing to do with the deadly shooting
![Motivated: Paris on Sunday told Australia's Stellar that her activism is not driven 'by fear, anger or resentment,' but rather love](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/11/06/23/45E5FD6800000578-0-image-a-15_1510009361243.jpg)
Motivated: Paris on Sunday told Australia’s Stellar that her activism is not driven ‘by fear, anger or resentment,’ but rather love
Paris, who has also put her time and celebrity behind causes such as restoring Puerto Rico and AIDS research, told Australia’s Stellar on Sunday that she’s ‘been trying to have a more optimistic outlook on our country’s current situation’ and that ‘it’s also not productive’ to be driven ‘by fear, anger or resentment,’ as her activism is ‘about being ruled by love.’
Paris, an ambassador for the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS foundation, told People last month that the late silver screen legend – ‘a real badass’ – serves as a role model to her as she marches forward in her socially-geared work.
‘It’s very rare that you see someone with that kind of influence really use their platform for something so important,’ she said of Taylor, who passed away at the age of 79 in March of 2011. ‘Her story is an example of how one person can have such a profound and positive effect on the whole of humanity.’
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Tragic: Crosses were erected in Sutherland Springs, Texas to honor the victims of the shooting Sunday
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Texas strong: A man on Monday placed a flag at a memorial near the site of the mass shooting