Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe's custody claim is being dismissed by Michael Jackson's family as nothing more than a publicity stunt with one insider confidently claiming that "it will never happen."

After news broke out that Debbie Rowe is fighting for Prince and Paris Jackson's custody, Michael Jackson's brothers Jermaine, Tito, Jackie and Marlon came out firing. In a statement sent to People, they said that they were surprised that Debbie Rowe has decided now to come back into their lives when she already "abandoned her children many years ago for money."

"Our only desire is to see our niece and nephews continue to go on with happy, healthy and safe lives," the statement continued. "We will do everything and anything within our power to help make that happen. They are well-loved and well taken care of."

Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe's custody claim is also not fazing Katherine Jackson, the legal guardian of Paris, 17, Prince, 16 and Blanket, 12, along with their cousin T.J. Jackson.

An insider told People on Tuesday that the news of Prince and Paris Jackson's custody claims have already reached the matriarch but Katherine Jackson "isn't worried about it" because "it will never happen."

Debbie Rowe told TMZ a week ago that she expected Michael Jackson's brothers to turn the Prince and Paris Jackson's custody battle into a money issue.

Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe claimed that contrary to the accusations that she was an absentee mother, Michael Jackson has been constantly calling her for advice on how to raise their children.

She also claimed that if she wins custody, Michael Jackson's brothers will stand to lose $50,000 in child support from the Estate.

Paris Jackson's mother Debbie Rowe recently announced her engagement to Frederick Marc Schaffel which is seen as a move to get custody of the children.