Michael Jackson’s Youngest Son ‘Looks Just Like’ Dad & Is Already ‘So Big’ in a Rare Family Photo

A recent social media post by Omer Bhatti, a close family friend of the Jacksons, gave fans a rare glimpse of Michael Jackson’s youngest son, Bigi. Fans were shocked at his appearance.

Omer Bhatti, a Norwegian rapper, recently shared a post featuring an image of Bigi Jackson that has since been a hot topic among fans, with one remarking, “Bigi looks just like [MJ],” capturing the sentiment of countless admirers.

The reactions to Bhatti’s post have been overwhelming, with fans expressing amazement at Bigi’s growth and his uncanny likeness to his father. Comments range from “Looks like Bigi has been to Gym 💪” to others emphasizing his size, “Bigi is so big ❤️.” Bigi has lived his life largely outside the public eye, unlike his siblings.

When Michael Jackson passed away, the custody and well-being of his children were thrust into the limelight. At the time of his death, his kids, Prince Jackson, Paris Jackson, and Bigi Jackson, were 12, 11, and 7 years old, respectively. The children’s mothers are Debbie Rowe, mother to the two eldest children, and an unidentified surrogate for Bigi. Katherine Jackson, Michael’s mother, alongside Tito Joe “TJ” Jackson, stepped in as co-guardians.

In a turn of guardianship, Katherine Jackson, at 87 years of age, has decided to step down as co-guardian for Bigi, now 15. Court documents detail that she feels TJ, 39, can assume guardianship responsibilities. The documents read, “Katherine is no longer needed to fulfill the duties that were necessary when joint-guardians were appointed… Given her own age and the fact that [Bigi] is now 15 years old, Katherine feels that TJ is able to assume all necessary responsibilities of the guardianship for the Minor Child.”

In a touching note that threads the family’s past with the present, it’s known that Prince and Bigi are affixed to the Beatles and their father’s music, connecting to a rich musical heritage that certainly shaped their upbringing.