Paris Jackson Hit Back at Wendy Williams Over Criticism

Paris is pushing back. Paris Jackson reacted to Wendy Williams' comments about her via Twitter on Thursday, January 26.

From left: Paris Jackson and Wendy Williams Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic; Noel Vasquez/Getty Images

As previously reported, Williams, 52, questioned the rare interview that Michael Jackson's daughter gave to Rolling Stone during her daytime talk show on Wednesday. "She has not made her mark on her own. You cannot be on the cover of one of the most prestigious entertainment and influential magazines in the world and just be the daughter of and tell your story inside. Sorry, you all," Williams said during her "Hot Topics" segment.





In response, Jackson, 18, tweeted: "She seems to think about the family a lot considering she makes all these claims about us. Why are we on her mind so often?"



The teen also caught wind of Williams' remarks about race. In Rolling Stone, Jackson, whose mom is Debbie Rowe, said that she considers herself black.


"I get that she considers herself black and everything, but I'm just talking about the visual because you know … black is not what you call yourself, it's what the cops see you when they got steel to your neck on the turnpike. It's what they see," Williams said on Wednesday. She quipped: "But that's cute, and good for her."

Jackson fired back by responding to an article headline that cited Williams' remarks. "Well she didn't birth me so," she wrote.

Corey Feldman invites Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Jackson to talk about her late father

There's at least one silver lining to the backlash around Corey Feldman's now infamous "Today" appearance: a friendship may be blossoming between Corey and Paris Jackson. Over the weekend, Corey responded to a supportive tweet Paris posted. "... anything you do that makes u happy, people are going to hate on it. but if you're happy then it doesn't matter. hope ur well," Paris wrote (via Us Weekly).






"@ParisJackson U don't deserve ANY of it!" Corey replied. "I hope 1 day we can talk, as Id LOVE 2 tell U + things about your father when he was a young man." In his autobiography, Corey wrote that he and Michael Jackson had formed a strong bond and recalled how spending time with the King of Pop "brought me back to my innocence."

Paris Jackson Instagrammed an Emotional Online Bullying Video Complaining of Her Struggles With Bullying.

Paris Jackson is opening up about her struggle with online bullies.

The daughter of the late Michael Jackson posted a video on Instagram about how hateful online commentators can be, which she later deleted.

She sobbed through the video as she talked about her personal experiences, which pushed her into a suicide attempt.

“When I was 14 I got so much hatred that I tried to kill myself,” she said through tears.

“And then I took a two-year break from social media and people asked me to come back, to make my Instagram public again. So I did and nothing changed.

“I don't understand how there can be so much hatred in the world right now.”

The 18-year-old went on to admit she even tried blocking the hateful commentators and avoiding reading their comments altogether, but to no avail.

“I've tried sticking up for myself, I've tried the whole blocking the haters thing, not reading the comments.

“I've tried, I've tried a lot of things, ignoring it, but it's hard. It is, when there's so much of it," she continued.

“And I don't get why I'm such an easy target. I try to be nice to everybody that I meet. I give everyone a chance. I'm usually a very trusting person.”

Paris then spoke directly to her social media followers and fans and pleaded with them as to why they continue to bully her.

“I try to be open with you guys about what I do on a daily basis, I share my life with you, I don't hide a lot, I'm very public.

“So I'm sorry if there's something that I'm doing that you guys don't like. Maybe I'm too public? I don't know. I'm just tired of it, I'm just really, really tired.”

She concluded the rant by calling out all the bullies who have ever hurt her or others, while still holding back tears.

“I mean, we're human beings, man. We've got hearts, and brains, and feelings, and when you say damaging things like that to people, it f—s them up.

“It really f—s people up when you do that and I don't know if that's what people want, but it's exhausting, really and truly, it's really exhausting.”

Although Paris deleted the devastating video soon after posting it, it must have triggered some emotions in others who flooded her comments with uplifting words.

“I want you to remember every moment that we will always love and support you, and that we don't search you and appreciate just because you're Michael Jackson's daughter but especially because we love the real you,” Instagram user m_unapazza_97_j wrote.

“I envy you and so do countless other people in this world. Dude you're soooo awesome. There is a lot of hate but there is a lot of love!!!!!” user __shawtayy added.

We think you’re awesome too, Paris!