LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Los Angeles coroner's office on Monday dismissed as inaccurate a British newspaper report that said Michael Jackson was emaciated and almost bald when he died suddenly last week.
As the Jackson family clan gathered in Los Angeles to consider funeral details befitting the worldwide outpouring of affection for the "King of Pop," the singer's mother filed court papers seeking custody of his three children.
Debbie Rowe is reportedly planning to fight for custody of Michael Jackson's children. The late 'Thriller' star's ex-wife ? who is believed to have given the singer his two eldest children.
Michael Jackson named Diana Ross as a possible guardian of his children because she owed him a "favor." The late pop star wanted the former Supremes singer to care for his children.
He gave two of his three children names befitting royalty, but the question remains whether the family of Michael Jackson – Prince Michael I, 12, daughter Paris.
Debbie Rowe may have beat it from her kids' lives—and been blatantly dissed in her ex's will—but she's apparently not going away quietly when it comes to the two children she had with Michael Jackson.
Michael Jackson's mother was yesterday awarded temporary custody of his three children as the family fired the first shots in the legal battle over his estate. Lawyers.
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