World famous pop Star MJ's one and only daughter, Paris Jackson gets to live her Hollywood dream finally by being a guest star on a Fox drama. Recent reports reveal that Paris Jackson will be a part of an episode in the Fox Drama 'Star' by Lee Daniel.

Paris Will Be Cast In Lee Daniels' Shows

Based on the insider leaks, Paris Jackson will be playing the role of a stylish and aggressive professional in the Social Media. The character is named Rachel Wells. According to the plot, Rachel Wells (Paris Jackson) is said to end up persuading Eva and Star to perform a publicity shoot.

It appears that Paris will appear in only one episode. However, earlier reports also revealed that Lee Daniels is looking forward to casting Paris Jackson on his top-rated drama 'Empire' too. However, there is no indication from the director regarding these intentions of casting Paris in the show so far, as reported by Celebdirtylaundry.

Paris's Earlier TV Appearances

So it looks like Paris is indeed planning to become an A-list Star in the Hollywood. It is notable that Paris has been on the television only a few times so far. She was a part of an episode of the 2012 show 'Oprah's Next Chapter'. She also came on TV in an interview with Ellen DeGeneres on the Ellen show in 2013.  Looks like Paris will make more notable appearances on the TV to become an A-list Hollywood star.

Paris' Open Interview To Rolling Stone

Recently Paris opened up about her suicide attempts and her struggles in personal life in an interview with the Rolling Stone Magazine. It was one of her longest interviews, where she revealed that she misses her father every day and believes that his death in 2009 was a murder, as reported by Amsterdamnews.

Is Paris Looking To be An A-list Star?

Her candid interview came with Rolling Stone came out as a surprise for many fans. It is notable that from Golden Globe to Filming an Ad Campaign for a premium brand, Paris is seen everywhere in the recent days.

However, critics feel that the young lady should hit the College rather than make attempts to be on the big screen.