Saying Goodbye! Paris Jackson Crushed Over Mom Debbie Rowe's Cancer
Nov. 29 2016, Published 10:25 a.m. ET
Michael Jackson's troubled daughter Paris is devastated over losing the woman she considers her mom!
Debbie Rowe, 57, has been battling breast cancer for the past four months, and a world exclusive RadarOnline.com investigation reveals she's getting her affairs in order ahead of her inevitable death.
"She's been incredibly brave during this horrid ordeal," an insider said of Paris, 18, who already suffered the mind-numbing loss of superstar dad Michael Jackson in 2009.
"Paris thinks about Michael every day, and it's going to break her heart again to lose Debbie," the source claimed.
Paris believes Rowe is her real mothe, even though sources tell RadarOnline.com Michael orchestrated her birth by having eggs provided by Prince protégé Vanity implanted in a surrogate!
Rowe, who was married to the King of Pop from 1996 to 1999, received the shocking breast cancer diagnosis last summer.
She began chemotherapy and radiation treatments, but "sadly, Debbie doesn't think she's going to make it," the insider claimed. "She's preparing for the worst. She's preparing to die."
Paris, who has brothers Prince and Blanket, is already worrying her family — moving away from grandmother Katherine Jackson, covering her body with tattoos and shacking up with musician Michael Snoddy — and now loved ones fear Rowe's death will push her over the edge!
The pair was estranged for years, but reconnected after the cancer was discovered. Paris recently showed her support by posting a touching picture of herself with Rowe, who has now lost all her hair from chemo and radiation.
"I'm a fighter because she's a fighter," the teen captioned the heart-wrenching photo. "Love you Mom."
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