Paris Jackson was seen for the first time since being hospitalised on Saturday, following an ‘incident’ earlier in the day.
The activist and model took in a movie with boyfriend Gabriel Glenn on Saturday evening, amid reports she was rushed to hospital earlier in the morning after ‘harming herself’ – which she later denied.
Heading out in Universal City, the two looked chilled and content as they shared a fast food drink and smiled for cameras on their date night.
Paris had previously posted to Instagram she was ‘chilling like Bob Dylan’ amid reports from various outlets, after heading out in a cropped sweater and trainers alongside a beanie-clad Gabriel.
The star was forced to deny reports she had tried to harm herself, clapping back at TMZ on social media on Saturday evening.
The website claimed police responded to a call at Paris’s LA home at 7.30am on Saturday, and she had attempted to take her own life in ‘direct response’ to allegations in the Leaving Neverland documentary, in which her father Michael Jackson has been accused of molestation.
Paris took to Twitter to directly deny the reports, branding the publication ‘liars’.
‘F*ck you you f**king liars,’ she wrote.
In another tweet responding to the news, Paris added: ‘Lies lie lies omg and more lies.’
A source told Metro.co.uk Paris is ‘resting at home’ after having an accident which needed medical treatment.
‘Paris had an accident this morning that required medical treatment,’ they said. ‘She is currently resting at home and doing fine.’
It comes after Paris defended her father in the wake of the fresh allegations, made by James Safechuck and Wade Robson in the HBO two-parter.
The Michael Jackson estate and his family have denied all claims made, although it’s believed Paris hasn’t seen the documentary.
Paris was hospitalised in 2013 after allegedly attempting to take her own life, following her father’s death in 2009.
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