The late Michael Jackson's children of Debbie Rowe, Paris Jackson, 15 years old, attempted suicide on Wednesday. His life was lucky to be rescued and rushed to hospital. And now, the question everyone is why Paris's actions reckless act?
Paris preach indeed had attempted suicide, a source tells UsWeekly, Thursday (6/6), "She (Paris) suffered from severe depression, he could still see his father's death." It's been 4 years since the father who dubbed King of Pop died of a drug overdose at the age of 50 years. Until now, Paris is still struggling to accept the fact that, according to the source. "Very sad," the source added, "He was very depressed and could not sleep lately, awake all night."
Before the fateful incident, which Paris had a brother Prince Michael, 16 years old, and younger brother Prince Michael II, 11-year-twittering in Twitter like a middle of grief and despair. He wrote: "Wonder why tears are salty? Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away now it looks as though they're here to stay."
Sources told TMZ and Entertainment Tonight, Paris reportedly furious at Tuesday night with no allowed Marilyn Manson concert that night. Confirmed this matter, the mother of Paris, Rowe, represented by his lawyer says, "We appreciate everyone's attention now, but at the time this bleak family wants her privacy respected."
On the other hand, the grandmother, Katherine Jackson told Entertainment Tonight, "Being a 15 year old teenager who is very sensitive to weight, whoever you are. More difficult if losing the closest."
Some of this month's Paris reportedly back in a relationship with Rowe, the biological mother, after a long life apart.
Meanwhile, UsWeekly reported on Thursday (6/6), uncles Paris, of the Jackson family, issued a statement saying, "Thank you for your attention and support all in Paris. He is now safe and his condition improved." Lawyers for his grandmother, Katherine Jackson also said similar things. "Paris is physically fine and the middle gets proper medical attention."
Los Angeles Police spokesman, Steve Whitmore told UsWeekly, "The paramedics received an emergency call at 1:27 in the morning." The medical team immediately drove to the residence of Paris in the area of Calabasas, California. "Upon arrival, paramedics immediately take action to rescue the patient, and then took him to a local hospital."
Paris allegedly attempted suicide suffered from depression.
