Jermaine Jackson's Ex-Wife, Alejandra Jackson, Says He's Not Taking Care of His Kids, Files Lawsuit for Back-Child Support Payments

Baby mama drama:  Alejandra Jackson, Jermaine Jackson's ex-wife claims the singer has left her so dirt poor  that she has been forced to accept supermarket gift cards from Jermaine's mother, Katherine Jackson, so she can feed the kids. As you know, Jermaine Jackson has been out giving media interviews, popping up on different shows and planning a concert overseas, which means he's making money. He's a dirtbag if he doesn't want to take care of his kids.

Alejandra Jackson filed legal documents in L.A. County Superior Court claiming Jermaine is a deadbeat dad who hasn't paid $35,550 in court-ordered child support payments for their two kids, Jermajesty and Jaffar.

In the docs Alejandra says Jermaine's own mother sees how bad the situation is and often bails her out with "gift cards to Ralphs in varying months so that I can pick up food for our children, usually between $300 and $400."

Alejandra also claims Jermaine was lying to the court when he claimed he only made $35k in 2008 -- pointing out that he lives in the same "estate home" in Calabasas, drives the same "luxury vehicles" and has the same "luxury lifestyle" he had before. Source: TMZ

Once a dirtbag, always a dirtbag. If these allegations are true, then Jermaine Jackson has been giving these so-called heartfelt interviews to make money at his dead brother's expense. Shameful.

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Omer Bhatti, is he Michael Jackson's Eldest Child from a One-Night Stand? Blanket Bears a Striking Resemblance to Bhatti

Michael Jackson with Omer Bhatti

The soap opera in the death of Michael Jackson continues with the latest revelation that he may have a love child. Hah. Apparently, the talk now is that Jackson eldest child is 25 year-old Omar Bhatti, whose mother is Pia Bhatti. He sat in the front row with the Jackson family at the late singer's memorial service. Mr. Bhatti is reportedly seeking a DNA test to prove that he is really Jackson’s son. Jermaine Jackson Michael’s brother had announced that Omer Bhatti will be welcomed into the family if he could prove that he is the fourth child of Jackson.

Doesn't Blanket, Prince Michael II, 7, bear a striking resemblance to Omer?

A Fox News report in 2004 claimed Michael had been telling his friends he was the father, but they were unsure whether or not to believe him. Jackson was introduced to Omer in 1996 and he was reportedly highly impressed by the imitation dance move of then 12 year-old Omer. The following year Jackson invited the whole family at Neverland ranch to stay with him. Omer’s father Riz Bhatti worked as a chauffeur and Omer’s mother Pia Bhatti became the caretaker of Blanket.

Stay tuned. There will be more drama from this latest revelation.

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The Jacksons May Reunite, in Negotiations with AEG Live to Perform at O2 Arena in London

Will the untimely passing of Michael Jackson resurrect the singing career of the Jackson brothers? Four Jackson brothers, members of the hit-making quintet led by Michael Jackson until his solo career skyrocketed, have been in negotiations with AEG Live about performing at the O2 Arena in London. They want to take over some of the dates the venue had earmarked for Michael Jackson's 50 comeback concerts, the Los Angeles Times has reported.

The quintet broke up in 1984. But there are outward signs that Michael's death has brought the brothers closer together and may result in the rebirth of the Jacksons on the stage. On Friday, promoters for Jamaica's star-studded music festival Reggae Sumfest announced that three members of the group -- Tito, Randy and Jackie Jackson -- had been confirmed as attendees at a concert next weekend. The announcement said that a fourth member, Marlon Jackson, "may also join." Jermaine Jackson will be in Austria that weekend at the 2009 Save the World Awards, where he will accept a posthumous humanitarian award for Michael.

As sad as this sounds, Michael Jackson will be worth more in death, literally and figuratively, than in life. I suspect his brothers will make more money now than they have ever made previously.

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