Is Marlon Brando REALLY the father of Michael Jackson’s son Blanket? New claims emerge that the actor ‘donated sperm to the singer’ amid longstanding paternity rumours

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Rumors surfaced last night suggesting that Marlon Brando, the famous actor, could be the father of Michael Jackson’s youngest son.

According to sources at The Sun, Marlon Brando, the famous actor from The Godfather, provided sperm that resulted in the birth of Michael Jackson’s son, Bigi, in 2002. Bigi was born via a surrogate mother, and Brando passed away in 2004 at the age of 80.

For years, people have speculated that Michael Jackson might not be the biological father of his three children.

As a longtime fan, I’ve been hearing some incredible things lately about Michael Jackson’s youngest son, Bigi – formerly known as Blanket. Apparently, people close to the family now believe Marlon Brando might have been the sperm donor! I understand Paris and Prince have just recently been told about this, and it’s causing quite a stir within the Jackson estate. It’s a lot to take in, but it explains a lot about Bigi’s unique look!

Everything feels really odd, but the details are starting to make sense. People are still trying to understand what’s going on.

The Hollywood actor, who passed away from breathing problems two years after Bigi’s birth, was well-known for being very close to Jackson.

‘People have said for years that Michael used sperm donors,’ a well-placed source said.

Most people now believe this to be true, even though the Jackson family has sometimes disagreed with it publicly.

It’s only recently come to light that Marlon Brando played a role in helping him have a child, as he couldn’t father one naturally.

According to a source, the two stars were very close friends and trusted each other completely.

‘That’s why it has stayed quiet for so long, but a handful of people close have always known.’

Marlon Brando had at least eleven children, and he raised many of them privately on his secluded island in Tahiti, keeping them out of the public eye.

As a longtime observer of celebrity families, I’ve noticed something fascinating. People online have been pointing out a remarkable resemblance between Michael Jackson’s son, Bigi, and Miko Brando – Marlon Brando’s son, who actually worked at Neverland Ranch as a driver and security guard. It’s quite a connection, and the visual similarities are really striking!

Reports have circulated that Michael Jackson, who is also a father to Prince, 28, and Paris, 27, struggled with fertility and intimacy.

The 13-time Grammy award winning singer died in 2009 aged 50 from a drug-induced cardiac arrest.

This follows Paris Jackson’s claim, in recently filed court documents in Los Angeles, that the people managing her father Michael’s estate have mishandled millions of dollars.

In a court document, Paris Jackson, 27, claims that while estate administrators John Branca and John McClain have personally profited greatly from Michael Jackson’s estate, they haven’t adequately invested large amounts of money that could increase its overall earnings.

According to court documents filed in Los Angeles and obtained by Daily Mail, Michael Jackson’s daughter’s lawyers claim she’s worried the management of her father’s estate is being used by John Branca to benefit himself.

The Los Angeles resident emphasized that those managing the estate should prioritize what’s best for the people who will inherit and protect her father’s lasting reputation.

Paris made this request after a previous attempt to review how the people managing her father’s estate handled its money failed. Her brothers, Prince and Bigi, are 28 and 23 years old, respectively.

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives and lawyers for both the estate and Paris Hilton for additional information about this story.

In a recent court document, Paris alleged that the co-executors didn’t make any apparent effort to properly invest $464 million in cash held by the estate.

Paris’s lawyers argued that the co-executors didn’t take steps to invest the large amount of money and increase the estate’s overall earnings.

Paris was also angry that the estate was paying lawyers for various legal matters.

According to legal filings, Paris reported that ten law firms received over $4.5 million in 2021 – more than any single person or entity received that year.

Paris said that between 2009 and 2021, executors were paid a total of $148 million.

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2026-01-12 04:23