Paris Jackson‘s bandmate and partner, Justin Long, is now her fiancé. Jackson, who has been dating Long since 2022, revealed their engagement in an Instagram post, sharing multiple intimate photos of her lover proposing to her. Jackson, the only daughter of Michael Jackson, also revealed in her post that she’s celebrating Long’s birthday.
“Happy birthday my sweet blue. doing life with you these last years has been an indescribable whirlwind and i couldn’t dream of anyone more perfect for me to do it all with. thank you for letting me be yours. i love you,” Jackson wrote in her message to the California native, who tours with Incubus, E! Online reported.
Long, who mostly stays private online, reveals some information about himself on his LinkedIn page. He describes himself as an artist with “over a decade of experience in making music.”
Long said in his bio that his experience includes “engineering/mixing songs that have gone to #1 on iTunes in the U.S.” He also said he has made appearances in several countries and “performed live as part of a major-label signed band.”
Long, who studied at Grace College and Seminary in Winona, Indiana, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Science, Marketing, Business Administration, per his bio. According to Life And Style Mag, Jackson and Long have mostly kept their relationship private, but the Los Angeles native previously revealed on social media that he “recorded the vocals” for Jackson’s “Blue Moon” song.
During a 2020 episode of the Facebook series she had her with her ex, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn, Jackson opened up about her dating life.
“The public only knows about three long term relationships I’ve been with and they’ve been with men. The public doesn’t know about, like, most of the relationships I’ve been in,” Paris said on the show, per Life And Style Mag. “I say I’m gay because I guess I am, but I wouldn’t consider myself bisexual because I’ve dated more than just men and women, I’ve dated a man that had a vagina. It has nothing to do with what’s in your pants, it’s literally like, ‘What are you like as a person?’”
