Paris Jackson Goes Out Of Boarding School To Bond With Family Members; Mother Debbie Rowe Denies Engagement To Music Producer

Paris Jackson left boarding school in order to spend time with her uncle TJ and her cousins and it appears that the troubled teen is now happy and healthy. Michael Jackson's daughter has certainly moved on from her suicide attempt in June last year. Meanwhile, Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe denied that she's now engaged to a music producer.

Paris Jackson is in boarding school at the Alpine Academy in Utah, which specializes in treating children with suicidal tendencies or battling grief and depression. The teenager, according to parentdish.com,has been struggling to cope with Michael Jackson's death in 2009.

The King of Pop died on an apparent overdose on prescription medicines.

In January this year, the Paris Jackson said she's ditching boarding school after after spending time with her mother Debbie Rowe, siblings and cousins in Hawaii.

"Paris enjoyed spending time with her brothers in Hawaii for Christmas. It was the first time she had been allowed to leave the boarding school since last summer," an insider told Radar Online.

Meanwhile, Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe denied reports that she's engaged to music producer Marc Schaffel despite a photo of them posted online showing her with a diamond ring on her finger.

The photo comes with the caption: "Hanging around with Marc."

Debbie Rowe and Michael Jackson previously wed at the Sheraton on the Park Hotel in Sydney on Nov. 13, 1996.

According to aceshowbiz.com, Marc Schaffel executive produced Michael Jackson's "What More Can I Give" track. He also reportedly gifted Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe with a 3.55-carat diamond ring.

E! News previosuly reported, citing a source, that the two have been planning their engagement for a while as they were very close friends "for many, many years."

In a report by TMZ, Debbie Rowe insisted that they are just friends. Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe also confirmed that they have been friends for many years but they are "absolutely, positively not engaged."