The fact that the 18-year-old daughter of the legendary pop singer Michael Jackson is a complex character - they know almost everything. During her young years, Paris made a lot of noise: she tried to commit suicide, rushed into the arms of one to one of the suitors, then to another, and quarreled with all relatives. For Debbie Rowe, her mother, the girl did not make an exception, which she openly stated in social networks.
"I just do not want to talk to her"
Now in life, Paris Jackson is another stormy romance. Her chosen one was the musician of the little-known band Michael Snoddy. Among the Paris fans, her boyfriend almost did not like anyone, and he was almost immediately dubbed "a bad guy." He did not like the girl and his relatives, which led to another conflict. Debbie tried to insist that her daughter be more careful with this young man, for which Paris put her on the "black list" on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, and stopped talking to her on the phone. To the fans' questions about why she did this, Jackson said dryly: "I just do not want to talk to her."
Debbie Rowe wrote a message to her daughter on the Internet
Learning about such a reaction, Paris, Debbie did not insist on communication, because from a girl with an emotionally unstable psyche, you can expect just about anything. However, Roe decided to write on Facebook such words, addressing their Paris: "Perhaps the most sad thing in this world is to see and understand how a child grows by hating one of its parents. The worst thing is that this leads to the lack of information or its unreliable submission. "
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Rowe and Paris are in a strained relationship
Debbie Rowe is the last wife of Michael Jackson. She is the mother of two children - Paris and Prince, but after the divorce custody of them received their father. From that moment, the children saw Debbie very rarely and only under the supervision of specially trained persons. When the girl turned 15, she tried to establish contact with the mother, but their relationship is still very difficult to call.
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