Debbie Rowe, the mother of late ‘King Of Pop’ Michael Jackson’s two eldest children will not fight for their custody, instead wanting increased access to the two children.

The 50-year-old Australian nurse who had given full custody of the two children, Prince Michael, 12 and Paris Katherine, 11 to Jackson in 1999 will not take the star’s family to court to regain her parental rights, reported Sunday Times online.

The star’s family had threatened to fight her “tooth and nail” if she resisted plans by his mother, Katherine Jackson, 79, to look after them.

Sources close to Rowe said yesterday that she did not want to add to the distress of her son and daughter with a custody battle. Instead she just wants a “peaceful settlement” allowing her to spend more time with them.

Debbie Rowe has revealed that the late King of Pop is not the actual father of Prince and Paris. Rowe made headlines 13 years ago when Jackson had announced that she would be the mother of his first child, Prince, now 12.
However, Rowe has now revealed that Jackson is not the real father, and that she has conceived both kids through artificial insemination, with sperms from an anonymous donor.

However, it was due to complications during the birth of Paris that left Rowe unable to bear any more children. She said that it was at that stage that Jackson ended their relationship, and paid her nine million dollars over nine years in exchange for custody of the children. “I got paid for it, and I’ve moved on. I know I will never see my children again,” she added.

Earlier reports had suggested that the two children had expressed their desire to stay with their grand mother.

Rowe, a former nurse and assistant to Jackson’s dermatologist, married the star in 1996 and received a large settlement when they divorced three years later.

The two children and their seven-year-old brother Prince Michael II, who was conceived with a European surrogate mother, were in the house when their father collapsed and died on Thursday after a suspected cardiac arrest.