The daughter of Michael Jackson, who died in 2009, or his allegedly illegitimate son can act as representatives of the United States at the international song contest "Intervision". This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
It is alleged that the United States has not yet approved the candidacy of its representative at the event, however, the children of the "symbol of friendly relations" are allegedly being considered. Russia and the USA" and Jackson, who has repeatedly performed in Moscow, from nurse Debbie Rowe.
"Of all the singers, only the daughter is 27—year-old Paris Michael Katherine Jackson, who is likely to go to Moscow. Her allegedly illegitimate son, Norwegian rapper Omer Bakhti with dual citizenship, can compete with her," the publication says.
As EADaily reported, the international song contest "Intervision" will be held on September 20 this year in Moscow at the Live Arena. Russia will be represented by Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Yaroslav Dronov (SHAMAN), Russian composer and producer, People's Artist of Russia Igor Matvienko will be on the jury.
So far, the participants of the competition have been determined from Uzbekistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Belarus, Vietnam, Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Cuba and Qatar, as well as Madagascar, China and Colombia.
The invitation to participate in the competition in Moscow was sent to representatives of the DPRK.

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