The teenage son of the late King of Pop swapped the warm weather of California for the beaches of Hawaii as he reunited with his sister Paris
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Michael Jackson's children have decamped to the warm weather of Hawaii for their Christmas break.
The 16-year-old son of the late pop superstar Michael Jackson was photographed enjoying a family Christmas break on a public beach in Hawaii.
Prince was joined in Honolulu by his younger brother Blanket and his cousins Jermajesty and Jaafar, as well as a host of family friends and the all important bodyguards.
The high school student splashed about in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean wearing board shorts from the Gracie Academy, his Brazilian jiu-jitsu club.
The hot sunshine must have put the teenager in a festive mood as he tweeted Christmas well-wishes to his 215,000 followers.
"Merry Christmas Eve, celebrate your family and friends," he wrote.
Merry Christmas Eve, celebrate your family and friends:)
— Prince Jackson (@princemjjjaxon) December 25, 2013
Prince is the eldest child of the late King of Pop, with his brother Blanket being the youngest at 11.
Earlier this year Jackson's only daughter, Paris, was hospitalised after her suicide attempt.
The 15-year-old has been recovering from the incident at a specialty boarding school in Utah.
It was also reported that the Christmas holiday will serve as a reunion for the family as Paris has been given permission to leave the school and to reunite with her family for the holidays.
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The three siblings were recently filmed talking about their famous father for a documentary produced by the Jackson family.
Prince revealed how the Thriller singer shielded them from the limelight and his worldwide fame.
"He never really wanted to tell us who he is as a person. It took me 'til I was six years old to learn that his name was Michael Jackson; he was always Daddy to me and that was it.
"He wanted us to be what we wanted to be, just be greater at it than anybody else had ever been."
The teenager also spoke of how his father taught him to drive on the massive Neverland ranch.
"I learned to drive in Neverland, just doing the steering wheel and he did the gas. We would just go out into the mountains and relax. He named one of the mountains after grandma and then he named another one after grandpa and that is Mount Joseph."
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