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Prince Jackson’s girlfriend’s mother defends him

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Not long ago, the New York Post—an outlet known for spreading gossip—published a very negative article about Prince Jackson, Michael’s sixteen-year-old son, and his girlfriend, Remi. Remi’s mother has now defended Prince in an interview with Radar Online.

It seems that now that Paris is no longer within reach of these people, Prince and his girlfriend have become good targets.

The author of the New York Post article is Stacy Brown, a well-known journalist among Michael Jackson fans. She describes herself as a friend of the Jackson family, but she has always directed the worst insults and rumors at Michael—and now at his children. Some fans say that Stacy Brown was previously a relative of Rabi Jackson’s husband, while others claim she is an old friend of Rabi and Randy Jackson. Rabi’s husband was named Nathaniel Brown, and he passed away earlier this year from cancer. Despite his family connection to Michael, Nathaniel was one of his critics. It’s unclear whether the name “Brown” is just a coincidence between these two men or whether they are related.

Stacy Brown, claiming she is speaking based on sources from within the Jackson family, wrote that family members are fed up with Prince breaking rules because he always goes out without his bodyguards and doesn’t return home until very late at night. Apparently, Brown hasn’t seen many of the photos that paparazzi capture of Prince and his guards when they come and go around town.

The article addresses Prince with the same labels that it previously used against Paris, including “wild” and “rebellious.”

Brown writes that once, when Prince was driving his Ford pickup, he was stopped by police for speeding (20 kilometers per hour) while passing a speed bump.

Vanity Fair, in a response piece to the New York Post, wrote that the Prince described by Stacy Brown as a “rebel” is actually a very calm person. Vanity Fair says that, from Brown’s perspective, the fact that Prince drives a pickup instead of luxury cars like a Bugatti must be a negative point.

Today, Radar Online wrote in an article that Remi’s mother, in defending Prince against the New York Post’s claims, conducted an exclusive interview with them.

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Photo from Prince’s Twitter

Alna, Remi’s mother, said:

“I trust Prince with my daughter. I’d bet my life that he always behaves like a gentleman. We enjoy having Prince around.”

Prince and Remi have been friends for ten months, and most of the time they go to restaurants together for lunch or dinner.

Alna says that after reading the New York Post article and the complaints from sources attributed to the Jackson family about Prince’s alleged rebellious behavior, she felt it was her duty to support him.

“If he weren’t such a good son, I wouldn’t be saying anything today. If you’re someone who is part of an elite student association, and you always return home before the scheduled time and help others; if you call that ‘rebellious,’ then Prince is a rebel.”

Prince is an outstanding student with excellent grades. He is the robotics team mechanic at school, and they go to national competitions in Las Vegas every year.

The New York Post article even claimed that Prince is planning to leave home and then marry Remi—and that besides Remi, no one knows what’s going on in Prince’s mind.

Alna says: “They’re not in that kind of mood. Even if they break up, I will still have a lot of love and respect for Prince. My husband is strict, so the fact that Prince has won his approval means Prince has a special place. If Prince didn’t have proper behavior, Remi’s father wouldn’t allow them to spend time together. Prince doesn’t get into trouble, he doesn’t smoke, and he doesn’t drink alcohol. We don’t allow anyone to be friends with Remi.”

Alna is American. She and her husband have four children, and Remi—whose real name is Miriam—is the second child in the family. She has an older sister and a younger sister and brother. Not long ago, when Paris had recently attempted suicide, a paparazzi photographer was following them to get information about Paris. Although Prince and Remi never answered people like that, Remi’s younger brother once said that Paris is his best friend.

Alna says she places a great deal of importance on the kids’ education, and Catherine Jackson is the same way.

“She’s a lovely lady and she keeps everything under control.”

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The photo above was posted by Prince on Sunday on Twitter for more than 200,000 of his fans—perhaps as a unique response from these two teenagers to the New York Post article.

But apparently the friendship between the Jackson and Alfalah families isn’t limited to the kids. Alna says that Katherine and T.J. Jackson, Prince’s guardians, have met with the Alfalah family.

Alna said that when, in early June, Paris attempted suicide by cutting her hand, it was Prince who took responsibility for looking after his sister, to make sure she would be okay.

This is while gossip media were publishing many incorrect articles about the separation of this brother and sister.

“With what happened, she’s under a lot of pressure, but she handles problems well. She never says anything ugly, and she cares about everyone.”

Alna also talked about how Remi and Prince met:

“Remi had just gone to Buckley School. She was alone, and the way the other kids treated her wasn’t very good. Prince went over to her, showed her the school, and that’s how they became friends. They take their studies seriously.”

“Prince makes his own handmade jewelry—those are amazing pieces. He draws a lot. He’s interested in art.”

Because of the jewelry he makes, Prince received the art award from the Outstanding Students Association.

“Both of them are very concerned about nature and animals. Prince is thin and precise. He always keeps his automobile clean and makes sure everything is neat and tidy.”

Prince had previously said that his personality is shaped by his father’s upbringing.

Another point is that gossip media always use the title “princess” to refer to Remi, and they say she is a princess from Kuwait—so they can conjure up the fantasy of Prince and Princess in people’s minds. Radar Online claims that the Alfalah family are relatives of the Al-Sabah royal family in Kuwait. But in any case, Remi is not a Kuwaiti princess.

It’s worth noting that some time ago, when allegations of sexual abuse by Wade Robson against Michael were making the rounds, Stacy Brown—along with Diane Diamond—began their attacks against Michael. At that time, Michael’s nephew, Taj Jackson, defended his uncle by saying that when he was a child, he had been sexually abused by his uncle, and that Michael had saved him. But Brown and Diamond used that opportunity to claim that Michael had abused his nephew. In response, Taj Jackson wrote that “the old clowns are back.”

In closing, we remind you that it’s truly unclear whether Stacy Brown’s alleged source is someone from the Jackson family—Rabi or Randy—but that belief has taken shape among fans.

Source: eMJey.com / radaronline