Reports surfaced this morning claiming Debbie Rowe was not the biological mother of Michael Jackson’s children. Various media reported that Debbie’s eggs weren’t used, and that she was merely the surrogate. But Rowe’s lawyer tells Radar that she wants to set the record straight when it comes to her client.
Marta Almli says Debbie is in fact the mother of Michael’s children. She says, “We refuse to be drawn into addressing the various rumors and speculation swirling in the media. The vast majority of what is out there is untrue.
“Particularly hurtful and insidious is the most recent rumor — which is entirely false — concerning the maternity of the children. Ms. Rowe is the biological mother of the two oldest children.”
We don’t know who to believe! There are so many contradicting reports! More details to follow.
Former Zimbabwean international soccer star Peter Ndlovu now wants paternity tests for the kids he had with his ex-wife, singer Sharon Dee.
This because Dee, of Local is Lekker fame, is demanding more than R36000 a month papgeld from him – R13000 for each of the two kids and R10000 for herself, and for Ndlovu to contribute to the bond payments.
Dee, real name Hlengiwe Dlamini, filed for a divorce last year, reportedly declaring “nothing can fix this marriage”.
At the time allegations and counter allegations of extra-marital affairs were hurled back and forth.
In the latest episode of their relationship saga, the former Mamelodi Sundowns striker disputed fathering their two kids when he appeared at the Randburg Maintenance Court on Monday.
He said he wanted paternity tests done before he would entertain the idea of paying maintenance.
The 36-year-old striker was taken to court for failing to maintain the two boys.
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