NY Post November 22, 2002 --

www.nypost.com/news/worldnews/50891.htm

ASK THE FAMILY EXPERTS:
IS THE KING OF POP A GOOD POP?

By SHMULEY BOTEACH

YES.

WHATEVER legitimate gripes people might have about Michael Jackson and the mistakes he has made in his life, being a parent is not one of them.

For a period of about a year, I witnessed Michael with his children Prince and Paris on countless occasions. I can honestly say that he was a model parent, showing his children extraordinary attention and unconditional love.

While I have never met his new baby, which he very stupidly (but securely) dangled from a Berlin hotel balcony, I did know Prince and Paris extremely well.

At Neverland Valley, they ate lunch and dinner with their father every day. Michael also spent many hours per day playing with them, reading to them, and watching TV - usually cartoons - with them.

Whenever the children spoke, Michael dropped what he was doing and listened attentively to their every word. In addition, Michael rarely ever travels without them.

The one issue that I did address with Michael is the need for both the mother and the father to be actively involved in the upbringing of their children, even after they are separated. In this respect, I trust that Michael, out of his undying and profound love for his children, will see to it that Debbie Rowe is not absent from Prince and Paris' lives as they grow into maturity.


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