Feud over Jackson’s will goes viral as daughter Paris strikes back at family members

Paris Jackson, Michael Jackson’s only daughter, will not remain silent if it comes to stand up for the family, even if it means going against some of the people in the family.

According to a letter obtained by ABC News, in a recent feud over Michael Jackson’s will, siblings of the king of pop, including Randy, Jermaine, Janet, Tito and Rebbie, accused John McClain and John Blanc, executors of Michael Jackson’s estate, of fraud and abuse of their mother, Katherine Jackson, claiming that their mother had been stressed out so much recently that she even had a “mini stroke.” The five siblings of Michael Jackson demanded that both executors resign from their positions immediately; else, the dispute might take the form of a legal battle.

Randy went on to Twitter to verify the authenticity of the letter, but the very next day, Paris Jackson lashed her aunts and uncles, declaring the letter untrue. The 14-year-old wrote on her Twitter page, "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." She added, "I’d like to know who made up the rumor… I will defend my beloved family member with all I have, even if it means from other family members.”

Minutes later, Paris sent a new message directed just to Randy, calling him a liar, "@randyjackson8 hello dear FAMILY member i don't appreciate you telling everyone things that aren't true thank you very much."

When Paris was told by one of them that this was not the way to talk and she should show some respect toward her Uncle, Paris was quick to jump back at them, telling Randy that it’s him who should have respect for his mother, as reported by a TMZ report.

Paris, who has been a bit more in the public eye than her other two siblings, Prince Michael and Blanket, said that she couldn’t care less what people were thinking about her, according to a report by Inquisitor. As long as “ it means sticking up for my grandmother, I will do it,” she said, adding cheekily that “fighting fire with fire will only get you burnt…well I say may be we need a little spark in our lives.”