Paris Jackson meets her mother and shares their first photo together in years

According to TMZ on Sunday of last week, April 14, Paris went to visit her mother, Debbie Rowe, at her horse-breeding ranch. She shared photos of the visit on her Instagram, and the image below is one of them. This is Paris and Debbie’s first photo together in several years.

On the same day, one of Debbie’s neighbors was thrown to the ground and injured after being thrown off a horse. Paris and Debbie helped take her to the hospital and stayed there until they were sure she was okay.

Katherine Jackson, as the guardian of Michael’s children, has granted Debbie visitation rights, but until now Debbie has not used that right to meet Prince and Paris. It is likely that she has been waiting for the children to volunteer for a visit, rather than pushing them to do something. Paris, 15, has been meeting with her mother for some time, but there is no news about Prince visiting her. Debbie had full custody of the children, which she later handed over to Michael.

Six days ago, on April 16, Paris posted the right-side photo on her Twitter, and the next day she wrote on Twitter: “We danced, we cried, we laughed, and we had the most, most, most amazing time.”

The day before that, she had pointed out something on Twitter that may show she doesn’t think her relationship with her mother can make up for the past, but that in her view it is only the beginning of a relationship between a mother and daughter: “This isn’t repairing what’s broken; this is a fresh start and building something better.”

Last year, Paris wrote on Instagram that she loves her mother because she loved her father.

Comparing this photo with the other two photos on this page shows that all of them were taken at Debbie Rowe’s home. In addition to horses, Debbie keeps many dogs at her house, and she had previously said she loves them very much. It seems the dogs also love their owner’s daughter. It’s unlikely that we won’t get a photo of Paris practicing horseback riding a little while from now.

Source: eMJey.com