Nepo babies Paris Jackson and Chet Hanks hang out at Jam for Janie Grammy Awards viewing party

Paris Jackson and Chet Hanks hung out at the seventh annual Jam for Janie Grammy Awards viewing party, which was held at the Hollywood Palladium on Sunday.

The heavily-tattooed nepo babies - aged 27 and 35 - are said to be sober as Jackson refrained from 'all drugs and alcohol' for six years as of January 6 while Hanks declared he was 'three and a half years sober' on March 18.

The Hit Your Knees songstress is the only daughter of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, who succumbed to 'acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication' at age 50 in 2009.

And the Running Point actor is the eldest son of two-time Oscar winner Tom Hanks and his second wife Rita Wilson.

Jackson (born Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson) showcased her phenomenal 5ft9in figure in a red off-the-shoulder ruched gown and strappy sandals selected by stylist Jessica Paster.

Hairstylist Owen Gould coiffed the Beverly Hills-born socialite's blonde waves and make-up artist Pauly Blanch fully contoured her complexion for the charity function.

Hanks opted for black sunglasses, a beige short-sleeve top with black trousers and matching patent leather loafers.

The Leaving Hollywood singer and his Something Out West bandmate Drew Arthur are next scheduled to perform April 12 at the Tortuga Music Festival in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Hanks is also set to reprise his role as problematic Waves point guard Travis Bugg in the upcoming second season of Netflix basketball comedy Running Point alongside Kate Hudson, Brenda Song and Justin Theroux.

On the personal front, the Clarins paid partner is father to nine-year-old daughter Michaiah Hanks from his turbulent relationship with babymama Tiffany Miles, which acrimoniously ended in 2021.

Hanks also raised eyebrows in the past for his various antics - including claiming he had no 'strong father figure,' brushes with the law, rehab stint and cultural appropriation.

Jackson is next scheduled to perform on May 23 during the music festival BottleRock, which takes place at the Napa Valley Expo in Napa, CA.

The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation ambassador made sure to pose with the man of the hour, Steven Tyler, who's the founder of Janie's Fund.

The 77-year-old Aerosmith frontman donates all proceeds to support proven programs at Youth Villages for girls who've suffered the trauma of sexual abuse and neglect.

Tyler (born Tallarico) famously named his organization after his Boston rock band's 1989 song Janie's Got a Gun, which told the story of a young girl abused by her father.

Worryingly, Rolling Stone reported last Wednesday that a child sex abuse lawsuit brought by Julia Misley in 2022 against Tyler - who became her legal guardian in 1973 when she was 16 - will proceed to trial in California.

But the four-time Grammy winner appeared totally unbothered as he enjoyed a rare red carpet reunion with his daughter Mia Tyler, who serves as an advocate for Janie's Fund.

Tyler welcomed the 47-year-old mother-of-two during his nine-year marriage to the late ex-Warhol model Cyrinda Foxe, which ended in 1987.

The long-haired rocker proudly posed with an oversized $500,000 check to Janie's Fund from Star Dance Alliance alongside Gary Pate, Jill Wolins, Kim Blumenthal and Ira Blumenthal.

Tyler also posed with former child star Melissa Joan Hart, who glittered in a silver and black-sequin cocktail dress. 

Performing at the curated live auction and concert was The Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson, who was famously married to two-time Oscar nominee Kate Hudson from 2000–2007.

Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan also performed for the packed crowd at the Hollywood Palladium.