Prince Jackson has officially announced that he is engaged.
The eldest son of Michael Jackson and his longtime partner, Molly, is preparing to tie the knot, with the happy news revealed in a post on social media.
Prince, now 28, shared a series of photos showing himself and Molly throughout their relationship, set to his late father’s 1987 hit I Just Can’t Stop Loving You.
Although Molly’s last name was not disclosed, Prince explained that they have been together for eight years.
“8 years down (infinity emoji) to go,” he wrote in the caption. “Molly and I have spent a lot of time together and made incredible memories.”
The carousel included snapshots of the couple on red carpets as well as enjoying nature while hiking and kayaking.
One picture also featured the pair smiling alongside Prince’s grandmother, Katherine Jackson.
“We’ve traveled the world, graduated, and grown so much together,” Prince added in his post. “I’m excited for this next chapter in our lives as we continue to grow and make great memories. I love you, Babs.”
Prince is the oldest of Michael’s three children. He and his sister, Paris, 27, are the children of Michael and his second wife, Debbie Rowe, while his younger brother, Bigi, 23, was born to a different mother whose identity has never been publicly confirmed.
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