Paris Jackson pictured at boarding school where she's recovering under secret identity

Paris Jackson pictured at boarding school where she's recovering under secret identity

Debbie Rowe is furious after pictures of her daughter Paris Jackson have been sold by someone at a boarding school.

Paris, 15, is living under a pseudonym at the $14,000 per month school which specialises in teaching troubled teens.

It’s reported she has been at the school for more than a month and attended a graduation ceremony where she happily posed for a picture with an unidentified male.

It’s understood the same person has also revealed highly private and detailed information about Paris.

The picture â€" which Mirror Online have obtained but decided not to publish - shows Paris looking healthy with dyed hair following her attempted suicide in June after taking pills and cutting her arm.            

Rowe has told TMZ she will sue the people selling out Paris and taking advantage of a young girl in recovery.

She angrily told friends: "Th ese people, including some websites, are screwing with my daughter's ability to get better."

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This could have influenced the decision of family â€" who are currently involved in a messy legal battle against AEG Live over the death of Jacko â€" to send Paris to the boarding school located outside of California.

The school monitor and manage the girl’s online activity, according to Radar Online.

“There are three levels of privileges at the school,” a source told the website.

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“Because Paris has only been there for a brief period, she is still on “daily”, meaning that she has to earn her privileges through a point count system for such things as good behaviour, doing your homework, punctuality.

“Those privileges are television time, internet, access to the phone, socializing with girls from the other homes on campus. As a result, Paris’ access to social media is limited.”

Paris’ uncle Randy ranted on Twitter this week: “I just hate the fact that you [Paris] will probably still be there on my brother's birthday."

He added: “She is not psychotic.  There is no reason for her to be in a psychiatric hospital this long away from her family.”

Rowe hit back claiming he’s wrong and grossly misinformed.