Despite being involved with a fender bender yesterday Michael Jackson’s kids showed no emotion – what really frightens is them is that their beloved nanny may be relieved of duty – by the police!
The elder members of The Jackson Family are also worried nanny Grace Rwaramba may be ripped away from the children following claims she supplied Michael with prescription drugs.
With police still investigating the King of Pop’s homicide, a report suggesting how enablers assisted his drug addiction sent shock waves through the Jacksons – who know just how close the youngsters have grown to their nanny. And she to them.
"The kids adore Grace," a longtime family friend told The ENQUIRER. "Grace has been the one constant in their lives – and they love her like a mother."
Michael’s three children even call her "Mommy," revealed the source.
"Grace was the only person who was really close to the kids apart from Michael. This could be very traumatic."
According to the published report, pills for Jackson were purportedly sent to a mailbox in Beverly Hills that was rented by the 42-year-old nanny. The drugs were allegedly prescribed under fake names.
A Jackson family friend, Chicago teacher Romonica Harris, is said to have accused Rwaramba in testimony sent to the Drug Enforcement Administration and California’s Attorney General.
Harris, 42, is quoted as saying that Grace Rwaramba was in love with Jackson, and that she believed the nanny was "the No. 1 enabler in his life."
A spokesperson for Grace has denied Harris’ allegations.
Rwaramba is now looking after Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and 7-year-old "Blanket".
The source added: "If Grace gets tangled up in this case, the children will be heartbroken."
