Paris Jackson Bashes User Running Dying Grandpa Joe's Fake Twitter Account
June 25 2018, Published 12:45 p.m. ET
Joe Jackson is on his deathbed, but beloved granddaughter Paris Jackson is still sticking by his side.
This Sunday, June 24, an unknown person running Joe's Twitter account shared a throwback photo of him along with a fake statement from the 89-year-old.
"I have seen more sunsets than I have left to see. The sun rises when the time comes and whether you like it or not the sun sets when the time comes," the person wrote.
Though fans believed the account belonged to Joe, Paris, 20, quickly exposed the truth, saying that her grandfather does not have a Twitter and was not the one who shared the message.
"This is a beautiful tweet," Paris wrote while retweeting the statement from Joe's fake account. "Though it upsets me to see whoever is in charge of this account taking advantage of it. my grandfather did not tweet this. i'm not sure if he's ever used this account."
Shocked fans then asked the model is she was certain of this, and if she had visited Joe after his cancer diagnosis.
"I was with him there's no possible way for him to have tweeted it," she replied to a user, adding that the entire family has rushed to his side despite their years of estrangement.
"I flew out this morning to be with him all afternoon and evening," she added.
Last week, Joe was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer. Though he's previously suffered from three heart attacks, blood clots and a stroke, insiders fear his recent health crisis could mean death.
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This Monday, a source close to the famous family told RadarOnline.com that Joe is currently in hospice and awaiting his end, with his loved ones by his side.
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