Where are Michael Jackson's ex-wives now? What Debbie Rowe and Lisa Marie Presley are up to now

Known as the 'King of Pop', Michael Jackson was born on 29 August 1958, one of 10 Jackson siblings. He performed with his family as part of The Jackson 5 which was managed by his father Joe.

Michael went on to find meteoric success as a solo artist, winning 13 Grammy Awards and 6 Brit Awards and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice. 

Michael first tied the knot with singer-songwriter Lisa Marie Presley. Lisa was the only child of singing legend Elvis Presley and his wife, actress Priscilla. 

They first met when Presley was just six years old and Michael was performing with his brothers in Las Vegas. They crossed paths again in 1993 when he asked to hear her demo tape and married in 1994, 20 days after her divorce from then-husband Danny Keough. They separated two years later.

Born on 1 February 1968, Lisa Marie Presley was the only daughter of Elvis and Pricilla Presley. She worked as a singer-songwriter, producing albums like To Whom It May Concern and Now What and duetting several of her late father's recorded tracks.

As the sole heir of the Presley estate, Lisa managed Graceland (which her mother famously opened to the public in 1982), welcoming Elvis fans from around the world.

Prior to her marriage with Jackson, Lisa was married to musician Danny Keough with whom she welcomed daughter Riley and son Benjamin. 

Following her split from Michael, she married twice more, wedding actor Nicolas Cage in 2002 and separating just three months later, then tying the knot with her fourth husband Michael Lockwood in 2006 with whom she shared twins Harper and Finley. Lisa passed in 2023 following a cardiac arrest, two years after her divorce from Lockwood was finalised. Lisa passed in 2023 following a cardiac arrest, two years after her separation from Lockwood.

Debbie Rowe is Michael Jackson's second wife and mother to two of his children. She met the singer while working as an assistant to his dermatologist Arnold Klein. 

Following his divorce, Debbie Rowe offered to carry Michael's children. They said 'I do' on 15 November 1996, when she was six months pregnant with their first child. Over the course of their marriage, they welcomed son Prince Jackson and daughter Paris Jackson, before divorcing in 2000 when Michael was given full custody.

The year after they divorced, Debbie requested to have her parental rights terminated though requested to reverse the decision in 2004 when Michael was charged with 10 counts of child abuse.

Prince and Paris moved, along with their half-brother Bigi, to live with Michael's mother Katherine in 2009. Debbie's relationship with her children has been limited but Paris has opened up about reuniting with her mother at 15 years old and building a friendship with her.