captioned the image,
"#tbt❤️ Like mother like daughter.. Grandma and Mom. Mom and I. Twins with #braids? ??? #1979 ish.. #rebbiejackson brown.."
Rebbie Jackson attends the 2013 BET Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles, California | Photo: Getty Images
Many fans who commented on the picture asserted that there is undoubtedly a striking resemblance between Yashi's mother, Rebbie Jackson, and her grandmother, Katherine Jackson. One commented:
"So strikingly beautiful, quite a fabulous family tree. Twins for sure, you and your mom. Love it."
Rebbie Jackson is the eldest child of the Jacksons. She was born to Joseph and Katherine Jackson on May 29, 1950. She was named Maureen Reillette but fondly called Rebbie.
In an interview with New York Post, she revealed that she helped raise her siblings as her mother, Katherine, went back to school when she was a teenager. She said:
"I helped raise a lot of them. I took care of them and administered disciplinary action."
The Jacksons are a family of great musicians and have achieved great success in the music industry. Rebbie, the first child of the family, was not left out of the iconic success.
Her rise to fame started in 1984 with her debut solo album, "Centiped," which was produced in collaboration with her brother, Micheal Jackson. The song "Centipede," which was written with her brother, hit No.4 on the Billboard Hot R&B. She released her last album in 1998.
Her husband died in January 2013, after battling with cancer. All children are artists. Stacee and Yashi formed a group, initially known as X-Girls, but now called Geneva. Austin, also known as Auggie, is a solo Artist.
Yashi Brown is a spoken word artist, poet, writer, and a mental health advocate. Her passion for mental health started after her strange disappearance at the age of 24.
When found, she was first diagnosed with Schizoaffective disorder, which was later confirmed to be bipolar disorder type 1.
As a poet, she helps mentally challenged people by conducting poetry workshops for patients in California State Psychiatric, through her foundation project, People of Poetry (POP).
She is also consulting on The Campaign to Change Direction. She believes recovery from mental is not only real but should be the expectation.
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