Paris Jackson Addresses Reports That She Attempted Suicide after the Documentary about Her Dad

Paris Jackson denied rumors that she was hospitalized over the weekend after attempting suicide at her Los Angeles home, calling them all "lies."

"Lies, Lies, Lies, and omg, more lies." That is what Paris Jackson had to say on her Twitter account after finding out that people were reporting that she was hospitalized over attempted suicide over the weekend. The late King of Pop's daughter dismissed all the articles that reported she was hospitalized after being too affected about her dad's "Leaving Neverland" documentary.

Jackson has had it with all the fake news articles about her, who claim she resulted in self-harm because of her dad's new controversial documentary. She resulted in cursing TMZ for their previous reports while calling out Perez Hilton who claimed she was NOT defending her dad.

Instead, she said that she was defending her dad, in her own little ways.

Paris has always been one of the most vocal personalities, and she is not afraid to be her own true self on social media, regardless of what that means to other people. Prior to calling out these media channels, she also had to defend herself on Twitter after internet sites claimed she released an official statement about her dad's controversial documentary.

While she claims she is glad it wasn't a "disgusting and attacking article," she reveals people are reaching in a bit too much, as she hasn't released any statement about it.

"I actually haven’t made any statements yet, especially regarding how it affects my work life. You guys are reaching a bit. At least this wasn’t a disgusting and attacking article though."

She adds that it turns out, people seem to take her life way more seriously than she does herself, asking everyone to calm down.

Paris Jackson is not your typical Hollywood child, as she is not afraid to be enclosed in what the "norm" is in the industry. Instead, she continues to be her carefree self, doing whatever it is that makes her happy.