Victoria,  Mrs. Jackson has not been in the best health.  If she has live in help that would be different, her divorce took alot out of her, and just like any other woman who’s been abused mentaly and maybe physically, the divorce took it’s toll.

All I really care about on this topic is that the children are safe and taken care of, and as for their mother, she wants to split the sibling up and only get custody of her children. Michael paid her 8 million dollars to get sole custody. If she willing to sell her children she doesn’t deserve them.

All I was saying I think one of the sisters or brothers would be best for them for the simple fact these kids have a family life with the Jackson’s, there the only family those children know. they have cousins to hang with and the all share a common factor Michael.

yes Ms. Ross has raised her children well, but is she up for the challenge. 

Victoria what would you do if you were in their shoes??

Andrea,

Diana Ross’ 3 daughters attended excellent high schools and 2 went on to graduate from Brown University and the youngest from Georgetown.  One of her sons has a learning disability and attended another first class school that gave him the tools to succeed and he is scheduled to graduate from college next year.  Her other son is making his way in the entertainment business.

While I don’t personally know Diana Ross, I thought I’d share a story about her that I think sheds even a bit more light on the type of mother she is.  One winter, when my son was about a year old, I spent a sleepless Saturday night because he had the flu and was running high fevers.  When I phoned my pediatrician early Sunday morning, I was told to bring him in. A minivan was the only other car parked in the parking lot that grey day and when I walked into the dark waiting room (most of the lights were off because it wasn’t a regular day) there was a tiny exhausted looking woman in a beige pair of pants and sweatshirt with 2 little boys — and yes, she was accompanied by a nanny, who didn’t look nearly as tired. The doctor walked out and asked me to fill out a form and beckoned the other mother to come in with her kids. One of little boys rushed ahead and stepped in front of me, and his mother grabbed his hand and very calmly said, "Let the lady go ahead of you."  Once I had completed the form and left it on the desk for the doctor’s staff to process on Monday, my son and I were moved into a room alongside the other family.  The mother smiled at me and said, "You look like you had a long night too."  That mother was Diana Ross.  And what impressed me was that she was truly a mother, who, like me, had had a bad night caring for a sick child. There were no "airs" or diva-like behavior and her little boys were as sweet and cute as could be.