Michael Jackson's Only Daughter Is Making Progress
Paris Jackson is apparently attending a therapeutic school in Utah in the wake of her alleged suicide attempt in June 2013.
Although sources say that she will reportedly remain in boarding school “for years,” the 15-year-old seems to be making progress.
According to TMZ, Michael Jackson’s only daughter is so “riddled with problems” she might be at the school for years. Although she has family therapy sessions with grandmother Katherine Jackson and mother Debbie Rowe on the phone, she is not allowed to return home yet.
Paris seems to be happy at her new school. In the photos that she released in August, the teenager is seen with freshly dyed red hair and a graduation cap on, smiling at the camera. She is also said to be undertaking horse therapy at the school, one of many ways the establishment helps students with their emotional issues.
Lisa DeJayne, a friend of Paris’ mother, Debbie, believes horses can truly help her.
“Paris will feel a bond with the horse, have a relationship with the workers and start building relationships up again. It's a safe place away from the cameras,” Lisa told Radar Online.
Debbie Rowe, Michael’s former wife, testified that Paris’ suicide attempt was because she felt she had “no life” after her father’s death in 2009.
