Michael Jackson Family Warring Over Paris Taking Movie Role

Michael Jackson – The dysfunctional family of the late singer are involved in some major drama yet again.

Paris Jackson has taken aim at her uncle, Randy Jackson, accusing him of spreading rumors and her aunt Janet Jackson is pissed over Paris landing a movie role.

The 14-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson responded to a tweet by Randy about her father’s will being fake, where he also claims that his mother Katherine is in bad health.

Randy Jackson tweeted about a letter from him and his siblings Janet, Rebie, Tito and Jermaine that claimed Michael’s will was fake.

The letter demanded that the Jackson Estate executors John Branca and John McClain resign, but also stated that the stress from the problems caused Katherine Jackson to suffer a mini-stroke.

Paris was angry about the “lie” and tweeted, “I am going to clarify right now that what has been said about my grandmother is a rumor and nothing has happened, she is completely fine. I will defend my beloved family member with all I have, even if it means from other family members.”

Katherine’s attorney, Perry Sanders, denied that his client was in poor health.

Paris also sent another message to Randy, tweeting, “@randyjackson8 hello dear FAMILY member I don’t appreciate you telling everyone things that aren’t true thank you very much.”

Paris later deleted the tweets.

But sadly, that’s not all the drama in the family!

Janet Jackson is pissed at her family over a movie role Paris has accepted for the 2014 film “Lundon’s Bridge and The Three Keys”.

Janet “feels it goes against Michael’s wishes to keep his kids out of the limelight until age 18″ for the family to allow her to get into show business at 14.

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