'I was really confused': Paris Jackson tells Oprah she didn't understand why father Michael made her wear a mask in public. >>

During an "Oprah's Next Chapter" interview set to air on Sunday, Paris Jackson opened up about life after the death of her father, Michael Jackson, and revealed to Oprah Winfrey what she thought about wearing "masks" as a child.

Stunning teen Paris Jackson sat down with Oprah Winfrey, for an "Oprah's Next Chapter" where she talked about the legacy of her father Michael Jackson and what life's been like since his passing saying, "It never gets easier." 

The topic of "childhood" was a recurring theme throughout the interview, since the lack of a childhood was one of Michael Jackson's life-shaping events. Paris revealed that he made them wear masks so they could indeed have the childhood he missed.

"I was really confused. I didn't get why I was wearing a mask," Jackson reveals. "I understand it now. My dad wanted us to be covered [because] he wanted us to have a childhood." She explained, that covering up was the only way they could be like other kids. "Chuck E. Cheese was one of our most favorite places to go." 

You can check out the Oprah's Next Chapter interview (also featuring 50 Cent) airing this Sunday at 9 p.m. on OWN

Michael Jackson's Costume Collection To Be Auctioned

Between 50 and 100 of the late singer's famous fashions, including his iconic right-hand crystal glove - which is expected to fetch more than $400,000 - will go on a worldwide tour this year before going under the hammer at Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills, California, on December 2.

The items are created by Michael's long-time costume designers Dennis Tompkins and Michael Bush, and many of the pieces are signed by the King of Pop.

Michael's custom shirts, a gold belt, jackets seen in his performances of 'Beat It' and 'Bad', a black stage jacket he donned at his 1993 Super Bowl appearance and a leotard he wore on his 'Bad' tour will all be sold at the auction, some of which haven't been seen in public since Michael died in June 2009 of acute Propofol intoxication.

The collection will begin its tour tomorrow (18.05.12) at the Museo de la Moda in Santiago, Chile, before heading to other South American countries, as well as Europe, Asia and the US and proceeds from teh auction will go towards Guide Dogs of America and the Nathan Adelson Hospice in Las Vegas.

A spokesperson from the auction house said: ''There is no doubt that Michael Jackson was a global fashion icon as well as award winning and beloved musician.

''His wardrobe dictated many of the styles throughout the last few decades. Jackson played a very intimate role in the designs and completion of every costume and piece of clothing he wore both on stage and in his personal life.'