Not only is the Plastic One not the biological father of ANY of his children he did not adopt them either they were just POSSESSIONS and nothing more than bought and paid for SLAVES.
Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe ‘are not biological parents of any of his children’
UK Daily Mail 30th June 2009
Last updated at 5:17 PM on 30th June 2009
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The fallout from a custody row over Michael Jackson’s three children intensified today after fresh claims that neither Jackson nor ex-wife Debbie Rowe are the biological parents of any of the children.
Jackson also never filed any papers to formally adopt any of the children, according to U.S. media reports today.
Rumours have long circulated about the true parentage of Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Prince Michael II (or Blanket), 7.
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Today TMZ.com, which broke the news of Jackson’s death to the world, claimed that ‘multiple sources deeply connected to the births’ had told the website Jackson was not the biological father of any of the children – and Rowe was not their biological mother.
Instead she acted as a surrogate mother for Prince Michael and Paris – and was ‘paid well’ for her services, according to the website.
Five years ago it was claimed that Rowe was artificially inseminated by an anonymous donor before giving birth to Prince Michael and Paris.
Blanket was born to an unnamed surrogate mother. His surrogate mother, thought to be from Europe, has never been identified and the box for the mother’s name on the legal petition was marked ‘none’.
The paternity of all three children has been questioned in the past.
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TMZ claimed documents outlining the birth arrangements for all three children do exist. No such documents proving or disproving their biological parentage have ever emerged into the public domain, however.
Jackson never filed any papers to formally adopt any of the children, according to TMZ.
The website did not attribute a source for the adoption claim, saying simply: ‘We’re told at the time the kids were born there was no third party whom he believed would try and claim custody. For some reason, Jackson never thought Debbie Rowe would mount a custody challenge.’
