MJ's son gets his first job as showbiz reporter

New York: King of Pop Michael Jackson's son Prince has bagged his first job offer as a special correspondent for Entertainment Tonight.

The entertainment news program confirmed that the 16-year-old has traded roles from in-front-of to behind the camera for his first-ever interviews, which were conducted with James Franco, Zach Braff and Sam Raimi of the upcoming "Oz the Great and Powerful", reported the Huffington Post.

"I'm looking to become well-rounded as a producer, director, screenwriter and actor. I've been raised around stuff like this so it was different being the interviewer instead of the one being interviewed," he said.

Prince also referred to his late father and remembers how when he used to compliment him on his maturity.

"That's what most of my people say. That was all thanks to my dad. He raised me right," he added. The teen was just 12 years old when his iconic father died.