Lingerie Football League Rebuked for Approaching Paris Jackson to be Spokesperson

By CP News Briefs, Saturday, October 22, 2011

Michael Jackson’s mother, Katherine, has expressed her anger at the Lingerie Football League after it approached her granddaughter, Paris Jackson to join their youth program as a spokesperson.

Paris, who is just 13-years-old, was asked to act as a face of the League’s youth program. The LFL sees women play Football in lingerie. According to RadarOnline a family insider said, “Katherine views this as a disgusting attack on a minor. A teenage spokeswoman for a lingerie league? That's just creepy and downright offensive.”

The source added: “There is a hell storm inside the family at the moment.”

Katherine is the custodian of Prince, Paris and Blanket, and since Michael’s death has ensured they have been able to live as much as possible away from the tabloid spotlight.

The LFL was created in 2009 that sees teams of seven take on one another in Football.

According to reports, LFL commissioner Mitchell Mortaza sent a letter to Paris: “(The person signing up for the position) will be introducing youth clinics across the country to introduce the game of football to young ladies at an earlier stage in life. We would like to invite Paris to become the spokesperson for the LFL's youth program and perhaps start training for a future football career in the LFL when she reaches the age of 18.”