Alejandra Jackson And Jermaine Jackson’s Messy Divorce And His Son A Threat To Blanket

A stun gun incident has brought the Jackson family once again in the headlines. The lawyer for Katherine Jackson is denying the rumors that Alejandra Jackson and Jermaine Jackson’s messy divorce may be causing several problems within the Jackson family and that Jermaine’s son Jaafer is a threat to Michael Jackson’s son. Katherine Jackson’s attorney has also denied the reports that Jaafer was allegedly trying to harm Blanket, Michael Jackson’s youngest son, with a stun gun.

The L.A. County Department of child and family support has knocked at the door of Katherine Jackson but the family maintains that the press had made much ado about nothing. This statement is not quite agreeable for some celebrity gossip tabloids which are insisting that the problem was led by the messy divorce of Alejandra Jackson and Jermaine Jackson.

According to the details, Alejandra Jackson and Jermaine Jackson filed for divorce in 2004. Alejandra Jackson was previously married to Jermaine’s younger brother Randy Jackson and had two children with him. When Alejandra Jackson married to Jermaine Jackson, she was already married to Nicholas Ray and hence her marriage to Jermaine is already null and void. Anyway, Jermaine filed for divorce from her in 2004.

Both Jermaine and Alejandra had fought over the child support and reportedly, Jermaine has been forcing

Alejandra Jackson to live in the Jackson family’s home in Encino along with Jaafer and Jermajesty (two of the couple’s children). Alejandra had fought for the child support and claims that Jermaine Jackson wants her to live with his mother so that he doesn’t have to pay her the child support money.

Now consider this situation, Katherine Jackson, the elderly lady in the Jackson family, have to look after 8 children; Jaafer, Jermajesty, Genevieve, and Randall and Dante, and three of MJ’s children. So the rumors of one child being a threat to another child could be taken as a reflection of Katherine’s trouble of fulfilling her responsibilities.