Paris Jackson has rushed to the hospital after a "suicide attempt" after the departure of Leaving Neverland's doc

Paris Jackson was rushed to hospital after a "suicide attempt," according to reports.

The daughter of the late singer was hospitalized Saturday after the documentary Leaving Neverland, reports TMZ.

Family sources said the attempt was linked to allegations that his father Michael badually abused minors.

Emergency services rushed to her home this morning. She is currently in a stable state.

In a series of Twitter posts on Thursday, the model and the heiress sometimes responded to a person who had written that she believed the adverse media coverage was a ploy to get Jackson to comment on these latest allegations.

& # 39;[T]I can not say anything about what has already been said about defense. Michael Jackson [nephew] Taj does a perfect job on his own. And I support him, said Jackson.

& # 39;[B]But that's not my role. I just want everyone to relax and follow the flow, be calm and think about the big picture. That's me. & # 39;

Paris Jackson was transported to hospital after a "suicide attempt" following the visit of doctor Leaving Neverland

Paris commented Thursday its decision not to talk about allegations that his father Michael badually abused minors (Jackson in Los Angeles last month at the Vanity Fair Oscars)

"There is nothing I can say that has not been said in defense. Taj does a perfect job on his own. And I support him, says Jackson

Jackson and his two brothers, Prince and Blanket, inherited half of Jackson's $ 1.5 billion estate upon his death.

The other half went to her mother Katherine Jackson, who was also appointed childminder, while Parisian mother Debbie Rowe is still alive.

In the event that Katherine could not fulfill this guardian role, Michael stated in her will that Diana Ross would take care of her children.

Jackson, however, said Thursday that her inheritance mattered little in her: "Money is said to make the world go round", but money is only energy .. and the reason it is # 1 it's the collective consciousness. Imagine if we all focused on love instead ?? If it was our mutual frequency ?? yooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. & # 39;

This was posted following Jackson's mid-week trip to New Orleans.

If you or any of your acquaintances need to speak, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).