Paris Jackson will not return to her school, where she says she was bullied. RadarOnline reports that the 15-year-old had been “absolutely miserable” at the elite school as she was bullied by “a clique of mean girls”.
It “has already been decided she won’t be going back to the school she had been attending,” a family source said:
Paris had been absolutely miserable at the school for a long time, and there is a clique of mean girls that had been bullying her.
It escalated after (new) child molestation claims were made public against her father, Michael. She has felt like an outsider for a long time. There is no way she could return there after the suicide attempt; Paris would be tormented all over again.
The source said Paris might be home schooled or attend a performing arts high school since Paris is artistically gifted, and going to a school with others like her could be the perfect solution. Paris may live with her mother, Debbie Rowe, when she leaves hospital.
“Debbie would absolutely love for Paris to come live with her. Debbie loves her daughter, and would be delighted to have Paris living on her ranch Paris could be home schooled and spend time with Debbie’s animals on her ranch. Debbie lives outside of Los Angeles, and it’s very quiet and peaceful for Paris”, a source previously told RadarOnline.
Meanwhile, a judge has ordered an investigation into Paris Jackson’s apparent suicide attempt.
TMZ reports the judge who made Katherine Jackson guardian for Paris Jackson has ordered an investigation into the teenager’s attempted suicide, to determine if her welfare has been compromised. The judge is overseeing the guardianship of Michael Jackson’s three children, court records show.
Judge Mitchell Beckloff has asked an investigator in the probate court – where the guardianship was established – to “prepare a written report and include therein any recommendations relating to the minor child’s health, education and welfare”.
Paris is reportedly under psychiatric evaluation after cutting her arm with a meat cleaver and downing a number of Motrin, in what authorities call a suicide attempt. An attorney for her grandmother has said she is physically fine and receiving appropriate medical treatment.
Debbie Rowe and Paris’ aunt LaToya Jackson visited her in hospital Wednesday night.
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