Paris Jackson doesn't want to go back to boarding school

Paris Jackson doesn't want to return to boarding school in Utah.



The troubled teen - daughter of late singer Michael Jackson - spent

the Christmas Holidays with her brother, Prince Michael, 16, half-

brother Blanket, 11, and natural mother Debbie Rowe, in Hawaii and

California, and now doesn't want to return to her $14 000-per-

month therapeutic private school, where she is recovering from an

apparent suicide attempt last June.



Paris, 15, is now said to be at loggerheads with her legal guardian

Katherine Jackson, 83, over returning to the school.



A source told RadarOnline.com: "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."



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"The freedom that Paris experienced in Hawaii was intoxicating and

she has been fighting with Katherine since returning to the

Calabasas mansion a few days ago, because her grandmother is

steadfast in her belief that she must go back to Utah."



Katherine - who is a co-guardian to Michael's three children

alongside TJ Jackson - was said to be angered that Paris has access

to a mobile phone and social media while she was in Hawaii, and posted

a number of snaps, including ones of her in a bikini top.



Although Paris has been making good progress, the source warned:

"Paris might not see this, but she isn't ready to leave the safe

confines of the Utah boarding school.



There is a lot of support that

Paris gets there and Katherine recognises that. There is no

question, Paris will be going back to Utah this weekend."