Jackson’s Children Learn To Be Kids Again

After months of struggling to come to terms with the death of their father, Michael Jackson’s three children are said to be putting their pain behind them and learning to just be kids again.

The “King of Pop’s” older brother, Jermaine Jackson, spoke to Britain’s “Live From Studio Five” Monday and insisted Prince Michael, 12, Paris Michael, 11, and Prince Michael II, also known as “Blanket,” 7, are coping with their loss and moving on in a way that only kids can.

“It’s just the children being children now,” Jermaine Jackson explained. “It was tough for them at first, but they’re playing with my two kids, my brothers’ kids’ kids and they’re having a wonderful time.”

While remembering his brother, Jermaine Jackson credited his nephews and niece with bringing wonderful times to Michael Jackson’s life, too, as he stated, “I believe he was happy when he was around his kids.”

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