Paris Jackson on Suicide Watch

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(Los Angeles, CA)Late Michael Jackson's only daughter, Paris Jackson, allegedly attempted suicide early in the morning on Wednesday, after posting several encrypted tweets throughout the week on her Twitter account.

The troubled teen was rushed to the hospital around 2 AM, from her grandmother home, Katherine Jackson, and is said to have cuts on her arms.

Paris has been putting up with a lot as of late, with her dad's wrongful death lawsuit, with MJ's former dancer, Wade Robson, coming out and saying that Michael really did molested him, to a case of a teenage broken heart, Paris seemed to have been done dealing with it all her problems yesterday.

She took to her Twitter to rant about love and it's shortcomings, just yesterday she tweeted -

 On Sunday -

Earlier in the week -

It seems Paris Jackson is having trouble finding the right way to vent her anger and frustrations and is only finding Twitter to be her only respite.

From her tweets, you could allege she seems to be suffering from the regular teen blues after the first love goes wrong, but for her, it's much deeper than that.

She is due to testify on her dads behalf on the wrongful death agains AEG Live, which is by it's nature, bound to bring up painful past memories that she herself believe were behind her by the encrypted lyrical tweet she did hours before allegedly attempting suicide - "yesterday, all my troubles seem so far away now it looks although they are here to stay" from the famous Beatles song, Yesterday.

The fact that Wade Robson came out publicly to allege that Michael Jackson actually molested him, whether it be true or not, is an emotional toll that she and her siblings had to take on because her father is not here to defend himself. The scrutiny she has had to endure because of her dad's history must be so much to take on.  Perhaps that is why she tweeted on May 28 - 'people suck!'

We send our prayers and best wishes out to Paris Jackson and her siblings and hope that she gets the professional intervention she needs. Her inner turmoil is so public yet nobody is watching.

We hope this gives a wake-up call to those close to her and they get her the help she deserves and needs.

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UPDATE:

Since the release of this post, Paris' grandmother and legal guardian, put this message out to the media -
"Being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult no matter who you are. It is especially difficult when you lose the person closest to you. Paris is physically fine and is getting appropriate medical attention. Please respect her privacy and the family's privacy."