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Let’s break it down like a grocery list. Prince and Paris are biological—Michael was their father, and their mother was a surrogate or a woman he was briefly married to (Debbie Rowe). Blanket, on the other hand, was adopted, born via surrogate from an unknown egg donor. It’s like finding out your favorite pizza place has three flavors, but one of them is a secret recipe—still delicious, just a little mysterious.

Debbie Rowe, a nurse, was married to Michael from 1996 to 1999. She gave birth to Prince in 1997 and Paris in 1998, but she has said she never had a traditional relationship with Michael. Think of it as a business partnership with a baby bonus—except the business was pop royalty, and the bonus was two adorable kids. After the divorce, she gave up custody, and Michael raised them alone.

But Wait—Did Michael Use a Surrogate for Prince and Paris Too?

Here’s where the rumor mill goes into overdrive. Some people swear Michael used a surrogate for all three, but Debbie Rowe has stated she conceived naturally (well, with medical help for fertility). It’s like when your friend insists they baked a cake from scratch, but you suspect they used a box mix—doesn’t change the taste, but it’s fun to debate. The truth is, Michael was open about using assisted reproduction, but for Prince and Paris, Rowe was the biological mother.

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And Blanket? He was born in 2002 via surrogate, with Michael as the biological father. The egg donor was anonymous, so Blanket’s mom is a stranger—kind of like when you find a twenty-dollar bill in an old coat. You’re grateful, but you’ll never know who left it there.