Latoya Jackson Statement About New York Post Article

Juliet Harris, the advertising manager for Latoya Jackson’s 56-year-old sister, has released a response regarding the article published in the New York Post by Stacey Brown.

In it, she calls the article “false” and “offensive,” and says that neither Latoya nor her company represents any of Michael Jackson’s children, and Latoya has not received any money for it. She says she is only available as an aunt to guide and help her nephews. She also denies the rumor about a family reality series. The statement says that Paris, Michael’s daughter, signed a contract for a role in a film a year ago, and Latoya had no role in that. Juliet Harris explains that in recent years, Prince has always asked Latoya to help him enter the world of film and television. When Latoya asked Prince this year what gift they would like for his birthday, Prince replied: “I just want to work.” After that, Latoya arranged contracts between Prince and ET and CW networks.

Harris has announced that Latoya Jackson, with advice from her lawyers, intends to take legal action against the New York Post and other news outlets that have accused her.

Latoya Jackson has been working for some time on producing a reality series about her own life. The series, titled “Life With La Toya,” will be ready to air starting April 13 on Oprah Winfrey’s network, OWN. The network has described Latoya as the most unpredictable member of the most famous family in the film and entertainment industry.

Source: eMJey.com / Hollywood Reporter