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Paris Jackson tells Alex Cooper about getting engaged for the FIRST TIME while on drugs, before opening up about later calling off her wedding with ex-fiancé Justin Long after realizing the relationship wasn’t making her happy 😳💔 “Just because someone is a good person doesn’t mean they’re my person....

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