Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson: Another Michael Jackson Love Child?

According to TMZ and Radar Online, 24-year-old Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson is claiming that he is the son of the late King of Pop Michael Jackson. And Prince Michael Malachi Jackson, who hails from San Francisco, California, wants to take a DNA test to prove it. To that end, Prince
Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson: Another Michael Jackson Love Child?
Michael Malachi Jackson and his mother, Zerline LaVette Dixon, have filed a creditor's claim against Michael Jackson's estate - and the birth certificate submitted with the claim lists Michael Joseph Jackson of Indiana as the father. (Radar Online has posted the court documents; to peruse them, click the link at the bottom of this article.)

Many no doubt will come to the conclusion that Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson's primary motivation for coming forward and claiming that he is Michael Jackson's son is money. But according to LeRue Grim, who is Prince Micheal Malachi Jackson's attorney, nothing could be further from the truth.

"Malachi has been told his entire life that he is Michael Jackson's son," said LeRue Grim to Radar Online. "His primary goal is to have closure on whether or not Michael was his father, and he wants a DNA test to prove it. Malachi's primary motivation isn't money."

And according to Grim, "Malachi" looks "exactly like Michael." But, as of yet, a picture of Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson has not yet surfaced on the Internet and until it does, we'll just have to take LeRue Grim's word for it - even though attorneys are known to stretch the truth from time to time.

Of course, even if Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson turns out to be the spitting image of Michael Jackson, it doesn't mean that he's his son. In addition, that his name is Prince Michael (as are Michael Jackson's two "official" sons) and that his father's name is Michael Joseph Jackson of Indiana doesn't mean he's Michael Jackson's son either. It could all turn out to be a coincidence.

To be sure, a DNA test should settle the matter once and for all and the father's signature on the birth certificate will help back it up - if it matches MJ's John Hancock, that is.

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