Thousands sign petition to block 'Habit' movie where Paris Jackson plays Jesus

“No matter what it was we were interested in, at one point, I wanted to be an astronaut, he [Michael Jackson] was like, ‘Do it. Do it,’ ” Paris Jackson, 22, said to ABC News’ Chris Connelly during the July 14 episode of Good Morning America.

Paris Jackson is opening up about her lowest lows.

Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn that premiered Tuesday (July 7).She led viewers through her difficult self-love journey, from having her father Michael Jackson dress her up as "a porcelain doll" while growing up as the only girl out of four boys to falling into self-harm after gaining weight from an unrestricted diet at her grandmother's house, where she lived after the King of Pop passed away in 2009."I'm really not like my family in many ways.

Paris Jackson and her boyfriend Gabriel Glenn have a new Facebook Watch series called Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn and the next episode airs on Tuesday, July 7, 2020, at 3 a.m. PT/6 a.m.

Habit', follows the story of "a street smart, party girl with a Jesus fetish who gets mixed up in a violent drug deal and finds a possible way out by masquerading as a nun." It appears Bella plays role of the nun and Paris plays Jesus. The film has since triggered a lot of backlash from religious communities, with some even starting a Change.org petition which demands the project be scrapped.

Jordan Moreau Nearly 300,000 people have signed a petition aiming to block the release of the independent film “Habit,” starring Bella Thorne and Paris Jackson, in which Jackson plays a version of Jesus.Thorne plays a street-smart, party girl who has a Jesus fetish and finds herself in a drug deal gone wrong. She’s able to escape danger by disguising herself as a nun.

Paris Jackson‘s latest controversial movie role may never see the light of day if hundreds of thousands of concerned fans get their way!

Paris Jackson has one huge supporter among a slew of people who have banded together in order to denounce her upcoming film “Habit.” Pop singer Sia issued a vote of confidence for the 22-year-old actress on Wednesday when she tweeted at Jackson after an online petition intended to stop the film's release returned more than 260,000 signatures as of July 1. "Dear @ParisJackson I love you, keep going.

A new film starring Paris Jackson as Jesus Christ is not sitting well with some people.

Wait, what the heck has Paris Jackson been up to these days?, the good news is that you're in luck! As it turns out, Paris is tapping into her acting chops and is set to star in a brand new film alongside Disney's very own Bella Thorne, as well as Gwen Stefani's ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale.

Habit, starring Paris Jackson as Jesus, as “Christanophobic garbage”.At the time of writing, the petition has been signed by over 267,000 people.The film follows “a street-smart party girl with a Jesus fetish who gets mixed up in a violent drug deal and finds a possible way out by masquerading as a nun,” according to Screen Daily. The petition, addressed to Warner Bros.

Paris Jackson from playing Jesus. A Change.org petition started one week ago has accumulated more than 260,000 signatures in an effort to prevent distribution of the movie , which also stars Bella Throne and Gavin Rossdale.According to the press release, the film follows «a street smart, party girl with a Jesus fetish [who] gets mixed up in a violent drug deal and finds a possible way out; by masquerading as a nun.»The petition against the film calls it " blasphemous" and «Christianophobic

Paris Jackson’s role as a female Jesus in a new movie has been denounced by more than 268,000 Christians who have signed a petition calling the film “blasphemous”.

Bella Thorne, also 22, as well as musicians Josie Ho, Gavin Rossdale, Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart, plus model Andreja Pejic.The petition, which targets Lionsgate and Warner Bros., denounces “Habit” as “Christianophobic garbage that is spread nowadays, but is somehow accepted and praised by society,” reports the Guardian. The critics follow in the footsteps of One Million Moms, which claims that the “sacrilegious” film “ridicules people of faith” and started its own petition that has garnered