The lawyer of Michael Jackson's ex wife Debbie Rowe has slammed a British tabloid for allegedly fabricating the interview in which she was quoted as saying that the pop icon is not the biological father of the two children she gave birth to.
Marta Almli, the attorney of Rowe said that the exclusive interview published by British tabloid 'News of the World´ was a "complete fabrication", reported Radar online.
"The interview did not occur. The article is a complete fabrication," Almli told the website.
On Sunday, June 28, the newspaper had run an excerpt of what it claimed to be an exclusive interview with Rowe from her home in California.
The publication quoted the former nurse as saying, "Michael was divorced, lonely and wanted children. I was the one who said to him, 'I will have your babies´. I offered him my womb. It wasn't Michael's sperm. I got paid for it."
Rowe is the mother of Jackson's two eldest children, Prince Michael, 12 and Paris Catherine, 11. He had a third child Prince Michael II, 7, with a surrogate mother.
The newspaper further reported that Rowe who married Jackson in 1996 was left by the 'Thriller´ legend after he realised that she could not have any more children.
{{/usCountry}}The newspaper further reported that Rowe who married Jackson in 1996 was left by the 'Thriller´ legend after he realised that she could not have any more children.
{{/usCountry}}"After the second birth had so many problems, he knew I couldn't have kids any more.
He didn't want anything to do with me. He took the kids. The settlement was written up, and he just wanted me to be quiet," the report quoted Rowe as saying.