See, this is not Prince's Facebook page. And, no, this isn't, either. But what about the YouTube video of his sister, Paris, imploring, "Monkey, please help?" au the one of his younger brother, Blanket, inaonyesha off his lightsaber moves?
What a chanzo close to the Jackson family told E! News may surprise you.
They're real.
As in, yup, that's really Paris, and, yup, that's really Blanket.
The Webcam-captured clips—we counted nine in all, seven of Blanket (each a snippet from the same 8-year-old ng'ombe session) and two of Paris—have been making the rounds since at least last week. One of the first sources, if not the first, appears to be the French-language shabiki site, KingofPop-Kids.com.
According to the site's YouTube page, the Paris "monkey" clip was excerpted from an iChat. And it says it took down the video of Paris lip-synching and dancing to a rap number supposedly kwa Jackson family friend Omer Bhatti at the behest of Bhatti himself. (The clip, obviously, is available for viewing elsewhere on YouTube.)
Now, as to how any of the kids' camera confessionals got on the Internet—that's an unsolved mystery. Well, maybe not so much a mystery. Somebody leaked them. But who?
We contacted KingofPop-Kids.com and another video channel devoted to the Jackson children via their YouTube accounts, but haven't heard back. For what it's worth, KingofPop-Kids.com ilitumwa its own theory as to how Blanket got uploaded, but we can't hakikisha au deny.
In the meantime, here's a surfing advisory: The outlet, The Official Fansite of Prince, Paris and Blanket Jackson, has a good rundown of phony pages about the Jackson three. That may help wewe keep things straight.
Like we said, it's not easy to keep track of Michael Jackson's children. Especially the real ones.
