KARACHI: Michael Jackson's family have become embroiled in a dispute over the late singer's will and guardianship of his three children.
Janet Jackson reportedly slapped her niece Paris during an altercation at Katherine Jackson's house on Monday.
Randy, Jermaine and Janet Jackson arrived at their mother's home in Calabasas to take Michael's children Prince Michael, 15, Paris, 14, and 'Blanket', 10, to Arizona where Katherine is currently staying.
Trent Jackson, one of Michael's cousins who was looking after the children while Katherine was in Arizona, also got into an altercation with Jermaine and Randy, at one point getting Randy into a headlock.
He also reportedly punched Jermaine in the mouth.
Michael Jackson's brother Randy spoke out on Tuesday about the latest drama surrounding the famous family, from the issue of the King of Pop's will and mom Katherine Jackson's "disappearance."
In an interview Tuesday, Jackson accused the executors of Michael's estate, John Branca and John McClain, of ‘using the children’ to try and put pressure on his mother to try and come out and get her to say things in their favor, to kind of clean up their image.
Last week, Jackson siblings Janet, Jermaine, Rebbie, Tito and Randy penned a letter accusing the men of fraud, claiming that Michael's will is "fake, flawed and fraudulent."
Jackson also pointed out that the dispute with the executors ‘is not about money.’ "For us as a family, this is not about being left out of the will or a fight over the children," he said. "This is about a family that has questions, that has lost a family member."
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