PARIS Jackson has blasted reports that she attempted suicide this morning as a "direct response" to the recent child abuse allegations made against her father.

The actress, 20, tweeted "f***ing liars" while responding to a TMZ report which claimed she tried to end her life at her Los Angeles home and was rushed to hospital at 7.30am today.

Paris has struggled with depression since her dad Michael's death in 2009 and reportedly attempted suicide back in 2013.

But the young star responded with anger to today's reports that police and emergency workers rushed to her home this morning.

She tweeted: "f*** you you f***ing liars."

In documentary film Leaving Neverland, two former child companions of Michael Jackson allege the superstar singer groomed and raped them when they were children.

Earlier this week, Paris said it's "not her role" to defend her controversial father.

The model wrote on Twitter: "There's nothing I can say that hasn't already been said in regards to defense."

She went on to add that she supports the Jackson family's long-standing efforts to clear his name.

Paris spoke out after being followed by paparazzi while she was in New Orleans on Thursday.

One fan suggested she was being hounded because people wanted to hear her views on the outrageous claims.

In response, she praised her second cousin Taj Jackson who is the face of the media campaign defending his uncle.

"Taj is doing a perfect job," said Paris. "I support him but that's not my role.

"I'm just tryna get everyone to chill out and go with the flow, be mellow and think about the bigger picture. That's me."

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