Michael Jackson (38) marries Debbie Rowe (38) in Sydney, Australia in 1996.
On November 14, 1996, Jackson, 38, married Debbie Rowe, 37, a longtime friend and nurse to his plastic surgeon. Michael Jackson married the woman carrying his child in a private ceremony shortly after midnight in Sydney, Australia.
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