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Michael Jackson’s daughter denies suicide claims after Leaving Neverland documentary

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epa07396333 Paris Jackson poses at the 2019 Vanity Fair Oscar Party following the 91th annual Academy Awards ceremony, in Beverly Hills, California, USA, 24 February 2019. The Oscars are presented for outstanding individual or collective efforts in 24 categories in filmmaking. The Oscars are presented for outstanding individual or collective efforts in 24 categories in filmmaking. EPA-EFE/NINA PROMMER

Paris Jackson has rubbished claims she tried to kill herself in the wake of a scandal prompted by the controversial Michael Jackson documentary Leaving Neverland.

Jackson, daughter to the late musician, posted a denial to Twitter in response to claims made by the US entertainment news website TMZ.

“F*** you you f****** liars,” she wrote on Saturday.

The 20-year-old followed the post with another containing a series of question marks.

A source close to Jackson said she had had an incident this morning that required medical treatment and that she was resting at home, denying reports of a suicide attempt.

Via Press Associaiton

Topics Leaving NeverlandMichael JacksonParis Jackson