Katherine Jackson, mother of the late Michael Jackson, finds herself embroiled in legal disputes with the estate executors, who she accuses of withholding assets to maintain control. The conflict intensified when her grandson, Blanket “Bigi” Jackson, filed legal documents against her, seeking to prevent her from using estate funds for legal fees.

In response, Katherine alleges that the executors are restricting asset distribution, including to herself and her grandchildren, to retain control. She claims they aim to circumvent the more liberal distribution requirements of the estate’s trust.

The executors, John McClain and John Branca, assert that Katherine has received over $55 million since Michael’s passing and argue against covering her legal expenses using estate funds. They maintain that they have provided generously for Katherine’s care and well-being.

Meanwhile, Blanket, now an adult, opposes his grandmother’s use of estate funds for legal battles, particularly an appeal against a previous ruling. He questions the benefit to the estate’s beneficiaries and seeks court intervention to limit her access to funds for legal expenses.

Despite the legal turmoil, Blanket remains close to his siblings and continues to honor his father’s legacy, engaging in climate change activism and endeavors aimed at benefiting others. As the legal drama unfolds, observers watch closely to see its impact on Michael Jackson’s legacy and his heirs’ financial future.