Debbie Rowe Is Not Seeking Custody of Paris Jackson
In recent days, reports have circulated in the media claiming that Debbie Rowe, Paris Jackson's mother, is seeking custody of her.
This rumor is false and custody of Paris will remain with Katherine and TJ Jackson. It has been said that as long as Katherine is able to care for the children, Debbie will not intervene.
Paris attempted suicide several months ago and was subsequently hospitalized, then transferred to a boarding school. She was speaking with Katherine, her mother Debbie, and her brothers Prince and Blanket from school and was in contact with them via Skype or video chat. Recently, Taj Malik — the administrator of a fan website who has a close relationship with Randy Jackson and who writes extensively against the Michael Jackson Estate, accusing them of being Michael's killers and plunderers of his legacy — wrote on Twitter that Paris had returned home. Following this, many fans warned Debbie on Twitter to be wary of those who, in their view, were trying to destabilize her daughter's newly established life. Debbie has had heated verbal confrontations on Twitter with Randy Jackson and others over Paris. However, it is not definitively clear whether Paris has truly returned home or is still at the boarding school. If Malik's report is accurate, it's possible that Paris returned home briefly in a limited capacity and then went back to school.
On another front, two women have simultaneously claimed to be the mother of Michael Jackson's children. One of them calls herself "Billie Jean Jackson." She has been pursuing the Jackson family for many years. The other woman, Cryste LeRoux, says she wants custody of all three of Michael's children. She claims to have had a long-standing relationship with Michael and to have kept his secrets all this time, and says she is willing to undergo DNA testing.
LeRoux: "Michael used my eggs for the artificial insemination of the woman he chose (Debbie Rowe) and for the birth of Paris, Prince, and Blanket. I want to establish a relationship with the children and have a say in their religion, education, and upbringing. I need to know who is influencing them. I want to enjoy the time I spend with them and have a long-lasting and loving relationship with them."
Judge Mitchell Beckloff is expected to dismiss the claims of both women without delay, as he has done in similar situations before.
Source: eMJey.com / Radar Online