Washington, July 16: Michael Jackson’s ex-wife Debbie Rowe has dismissed reports that she’s fighting for custody of her two children for her reputation.The New York Post had reported that Rowe`s alleged confidante Rebecca White had received an email from Jackson`s ex earlier this month indicating she had no intention of fighting for custody of the eldest two kids.
In an interview to Extra TV White said, "The motivation is money. I really have to be honest... If the children aren`t the ones she wants, what else will she gain from it? It`s not like she doesn`t love them. It`s not like she doesn`t want the best for them.
“But her life is different. The idea of being a mother to those children is something I don`t think she really wants... She can`t just sit back in the shadows and not say anything because then she will be looked at as the woman who gave up her children, and that`s a horrible thing to say... She had to do something to protect them in a way."
However, Rowe’s lawyer has denied such allegations.
"Our firm has sent Ms White a letter disputing the truth of her statements and demanding that she make retraction in order to avoid legal action," Contactmusic quoted Rowe`s attorney as saying in a statement.
ANI
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