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Michael Jackson's mum 'disowns' her other children

Janet, Randy and Rebbie, who have already been banned from the property she shares with the star’s children after a bust-up last month, has refused to even meet them on neutral ground.

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Michael Jackson's mother Katherine is said to have severed ties with three of his siblings after the trio refused to give up challenging the late singer’s £1 billion will.

Janet, Randy and Rebbie, who have already been banned from the property she shares with the star’s children after a bust-up last month, has refused to even meet them on neutral ground.

Katherine was at the centre of a search after she was reported missing when failing to contact Jacko’s children for more than a week. It was later claimed that she was being held at a spa in Arizona by Janet, 46, Randy, 50, Rebbie, 62, and their 57-year-old brother Jermaine.

Since returning to her Los Angeles mansion she has discovered that her own children blocked calls from her grandchildren. Now sources close to the family have said she is so angry she has been lied to.

However, Jermaine is still in her good books after calling off his battle for the cash.

“Katherine is free to see Janet, Rebbie or Randy, just not at that house,” the Daily Express quoted sources as telling Radaronline.

“However, Katherine has absolutely no desire to see them right now because she is just heartbroken that they betrayed her trust and didn’t tell her that Michael’s children had been trying to contact her.

“Katherine recognises that Randy was behind all of this and wishes he would stop spouting off about their family business,” the insiders added.

MJ’s siblings are at war over the star’s will after he left his estate to his mum and children. The trio has launched three failed legal battles to overturn the will.

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