Paris Jackson Surgeon: Michael Jackson's Daughter Eyes Medical Career Out of Spotlight, Wants to Restore Neverland Ranch

It looks like the King of Pop's daughter, Paris, is seeking a future out of the spotlight and in the medical field. In a recent interview with the Daily Mail Sunday's Event magazine, the 15-year-old member of music royalty simply said, "I want to help people, that's it." The interview also featured the young teen talking about her father and even the infamous Neverland Ranch where she grew up. Paris says that she hopes to restore the estate to its old glory.

It is easy to assume that Paris would continue her family's legacy in the music industry, but now that she is getting older, it looks like she has her eyes set on becoming a surgeon. Her brother, Prince, is in the entertainment field, reportedly working for Entertainment Tonight.

As usual, Paris spoke mainly about her late father. "I have lots of memories of my father. He was an incredible father. We all loved him to death," Paris said, "He'd try to educate us as much as he could and was always looking out for us. He was very protective."

Paris grew up on the Neverland Ranch and when asked about seeing the estate's Ferris Wheel being torn down she responded, "I cried and cried. It's beautiful there. It still has good energy."

Another career path that Paris was prematurely offered was that of a Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleader. When news of Paris' cheerleading at her high school got around, the NFL team's cheerleading coach reached out the teen. Though it looks like she will not be reaching back out to them.

Paris even talked about how some people viewed her childhood as strange. She defended her late father, Michael Jackson, and how he would have his children wear masks or other garments to cover their faces. She said, "He didn't want anyone to see what we looked like. That way we could have what he didn't, which was a normal childhood."