Paris Jackson Says She Didn’t Intend to ‘Promote’ Drug Use When She Shared Perforated Septum Story

Call it a public service announcement.

Paris Jackson has given insight into why she decided to share details of the perforated septum she got from doing drugs in a recent TikTok video.

“As a recovering heroin/fentanyl/cocaine/alcohol/etc addict, it’s part of my primary purpose to carry the message of recovery to others struggling with it. Not to promote it, but just to carry the message,” Michael Jackson’s daughter wrote in the comments section under a clip of her video that was posted on The Shade Room.

The singer and model, 27, first mentioned her perforated septum — which, per Cleveland Clinic, is a hole in the cartilage or bone in between your nostrils, in a Monday, November 10 TikTok that was reposted by a fan page.

After shining a light up her nose to show the injury, she warned fans, “Don’t do drugs, kids.”

In the video, Paris, who’s been sober nearly six years, explained that she’s lived with the condition since she was 20 and fears having surgery to repair her septum, because “you have to take pills when you do a surgery that gnarly,” adding, “I don’t wanna f**k with that.”

As Star previously reported, the American Horror Story alum marked her five-year sobriety milestone in January with a powerful Instagram post.

“I’ve found that life keeps happening regardless of whether i’m sober or not,” she shared with her 5 million fans. “But today i get to show up for it.”