BOLDUAN: In a revealing interview Michael Jackson's only daughter Paris is opening up about her dad and her childhood. The 14-year-old Paris Jackson sat down with Oprah Winfrey three years after the king of pop's death. Here is what she says about Michael Jackson as a dad and living in the public eye.</s>OPRAH WINFREY, TV HOST: Did you feel that he wanted you to have a, quote, "normal life?"</s>PARIS JACKSON, MICHAEL JACKSON'S DAUGHTER: Yes, he did.</s>WINFREY: Do you feel that he thought that that was possible with him being who he was?</s>JACKSON: He had his doubts. I remember he told us that when he was younger he didn't really have a childhood. He would always be stuck in a studio singing while other kids were outplaying and he wanted us to have that. So we would a lot of times go to chuck e cheese and everything and that was one of our favorite places to go.</s>BOLDUAN: Paris also talks about her father's death. She told Oprah, quote, "It never gets easier." The rest of Paris' interview airs Sunday on OWN, the Oprah Winfrey Network. So coming up it is a body of water that supplies six states and the District of Columbia. The Chesapeake Bay has dead zones caused by pollution and conservationists say it is a critical situation. Also, Bill Clinton had some praise for Mitt Romney. Was he misunderstood? Did it hurt the Obama campaign? The former president sits down one-on-one with our own Wolf Blitzer. Wolf will join me live in a just few minutes.
Michael Jackson's Daughter Opens Up