MICHAEL Jackson’s sons have burst into the spotlight while on a trip to Las Vegas.

The singer’s 21-year-old son Blanket and 26-year-old son Prince traveled to Sin City to celebrate.

They were at a show celebrating what would have been their father’s 65th birthdayCredit: Instagram/princejackson

It would have been Michael Jackson’s 65th birthday, and they went to see the Michael Jackson show at Mandalay Bay.

They took photos with their father’s fans, signed pictures, and one fan gave them a photo of their father standing with an angel.

At the show, Blanket was wearing a loose-fitting black button-up shirt and tight black pants.

Prince was wearing a gray T-shirt that showed off his tattoos and a green baseball cap.

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Fans looked thrilled to see the two young men as they waited for autographs and hugged them.

Their father died 14 years ago of acute propofol intoxication when he was 50 years old.

THE JACKSON KIDS

The Jackson Five star had two kids with his second wife, Debbie Rowe.

The first was Michael Joseph Jackson Jr., also known as Prince, and the other was Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson, 25.

His third child, Prince Michael Jackson II or Blanket was born from an unnamed donor.

Blanket eventually changed his name to Bigi because he was bullied for his original nickname.

Blanket was also the baby from the infamous photo where Michael dangled him over a balcony.

Prince was 12, Paris was 11, and Bigi was 7 when their father died.

Since then, Prince has taken an interest in acting and producing movies like Daybreak (1993) and Hangin’ with the Homeboys (1991).

Blanket, on the other hand, tends to stay out of the spotlight, and he enjoys martial arts and video gaming.

OFF TO PARIS

Paris, Michael’s only daughter, has been in the limelight a lot in recent years.

She has openly discussed her mental health struggles, and she spoke to Rolling Stone about how she found peace in her life.

She also revealed that she tried to take her own life multiple times and was addicted to food and self-harming.

Paris said: “They always say, ‘Time heals,’ but it really doesn’t. You just get used to it.

“I live life with the mentality of ‘OK, I lost the only thing that has ever been important to me.’

“So going forward, anything bad that happens can’t be nearly as bad as what happened before. So I can handle it.”