A happy life for Prince and Paris
Five months ago, Paris posted on Instagram a text message from her brother Prince. The message read:
"I love you so much, my beautiful. To my eyes, no boy deserves my little sister, and there are so many boys out there. Smile and wait until the one who deserves you (the one who does) finds you."
Nikki Berger, a Jewish girl of Chinese descent who has been friends with Prince for more than a year and has been seen next to him in some paparazzi photos, described him like this:
"Funny, kind, sweet and lovable, adorable, and brutally honest and righteous."
Nikki says she is in love with Prince. Of course, according to her, their relationship is only a healthy friendship, and she reacted to rumors from a newspaper claiming they spend a lot of time at Prince’s house, asking people not to believe what they read. She apparently places a lot of importance on Prince’s private life and leaves many questions that are raised about Prince unanswered, except those that are more public. She says Prince is a very private person; unlike his sister, he has no interest in Twitter, and he doesn’t like it when his photos circulate on the internet. Of course, they take a lot of photos, but according to Prince’s wishes, none of them are supposed to see the light of day.
It should be noted that Nikki’s father is a millionaire. They met at school in October 2010. However, after ten months, things between them were strained for a while, and for the past few months they have been seen together again.
Last Saturday, Prince and Nikki, along with Paris, Blanket, T.J. and his children, went to Six Flags amusement park. Paris posted a photo of themselves on Instagram inside one of the rides and pointed out something that caught her attention: "We’re both holding our hair."

Paris next to T.J.’s son Royal,
Nikki Berger (in front) next to Prince (Prince’s hand is visible in the photo)
Apparently, a happy and calm life has returned to Michael’s children.
Before that, I sometimes saw Michael’s children, Jermain and Randy Jackson, alongside Michael’s children. But after the recent family controversies, none of them have been allowed to enter Calabasas.
On July 23, Randy, Jermain, and Janet entered their home in Calabasas to transfer Michael’s children to Arizona, and were driven out by security forces. Two days later, at the request of T.J. and Michael’s children, the Foundation’s lawyer prohibited these people and their children from accessing Calabasas. However, this issue was not made public in the media until a week later. The next day, on July 26, Prince took to Twitter to reveal that Janet had prevented them from contacting their grandmother. Four days after that, Jafaar, 16-year-old son of Jermain Jackson, reacted to Paris and Prince’s statements on Twitter:
"I hate it when people drag their personal issues onto Twitter. It seems their only goal is to get attention."
"In this world, those who seek the truth end up in trouble."
Of course, Jafaar should have known that it was his own father who, in the beginning, involved the world in this matter by publicly releasing their letter to the Foundation. But should his second tweet be considered a threat against Prince? Or does he believe that to avoid trouble, one must hide behind lies?
In any case, after the recent chaos, Randy and Jermain’s children—including Jafaar—have been banned from entering the Calabasas mansion, and Jermain has expressed his disappointment about this through his son’s words.
"I received a phone call from my son Jafaar that broke my heart. He asked, ‘Is it true that we can no longer gather together like a family at our grandmother’s house?’"
Apparently, Paris carried out her words. On Twitter, she had promised that those responsible for this chaos would pay the price.
Source: eMJey.com