Michael Jackson's kids consider legal action against 'Leaving Neverland' accusers

Michael Jackson’s children are considering filing a lawsuit against his alleged sexual abuse victims Wade Robson and James Safechuck.

The trio – Prince, Paris and Prince Michael Jackson II, known a ‘Blanket’ – would take potential legal action for fraud, emotional distress, slander and misrepresentation, according to Page Six.

It comes as part of the aftermath left by the explosive Leaving Neverland documentary being aired, which accuses Jackson of abusing the two men as children in the 1990s.

Prince, Paris and Blanket are not seeking money, but any money awarded would go to charity, according to the publication’s source.

Instead, the children want Robson and Safechuck to accept ‘responsibility’ and to give an ‘apology’.

Robson and Safechuck appeared in the documentary alleging they were sexually abused by the late singer, who died in 2009.

Both men claim they were not paid for their participation in the documentary.

Paris Jackson has been defending her late father on social media, since Leaving Neverland was released across the globe.

When Gay Star News tweeted a story on Wednesday saying the model, singer and actress believes her father is innocent of the sex abuse claims, she spoke out.

“I actually haven’t made any statements yet, especially regarding how it affects my work life,” she wrote.

“You guys are reaching a bit. At least this wasn’t a disgusting and attacking article though.”

Yet, Paris has also been calming down some of Jackson’s equally-angry defenders.

She tweeted that the world tears down “everyone with a good heart” who “tries to make a difference,” adding, “But do you really think that it’s possible to tear his name down?”

“Like do you truly believe they stand a chance? Relax and have peace.”

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