Debbie Rowe, Michael Jackson's second wife, has admitted that her children Prince and Paris were conceived from a donor and, therefore, are not biological children of the late singer.
The broadcast of the documentary Leaving Neverland has once again put Michael Jackson's alleged s---al abuse of minors on the front line of debate, for which in 2005 he was declared innocent due to lack of evidence.
The documentary gives voice to James Safechuck and Wade Robson, two of the young people who, at just 10 years old, traveled around the world with the singer. They slept in the same room as Jackson and the atrocities they recount are difficult for anyone to digest. The parents of both victims assure that the guilt for allowing it will live within them for their entire lives.
Jackson was married twice. The first was with Lisa Marie Presley (daughter of Elvis Presley), which was considered a very well-orchestrated advertising strategy. 20 months after 'I do' in 1994, they divorced.
The king of pop's second wedding was in 1996, with Debbie Rowe, a young woman who had been a nurse at the singer's dermatologist's office. They were married for three years and had two children, Prince and Paris, but now their mother has confessed that Jackson is not her biological father.
This was already discussed in 2013, when actor Mark Lester assured that he was the true father of the children. According to him, Jackson asked him for help to conceive his children.
Paris and Prince's mother assured in an interview reported by The Sun that she never had s---al relations with the singer. "They fertilized me. Just like mares are fertilized so they can reproduce. It was something very technical," she says. "Just like I put sperm into my horses. That's how they did it to me. I was his thoroughbred mare."
"Michael was a divorced, lonely man who wanted to have children. I was the one who told him: 'I will have your children'. I offered him my womb, it was a gift. It was something I did to make him happy," she explains.
