Leaving Neverland, the documentary exploring sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson, has attracted a lot of attention since its release last week.
And yesterday, an article published by the Mail Online claimed that she'd left her home with a hat covering her face and "refused to answer questions" about the documentary.
Well, Paris has now broken her silence, posting a series of tweets addressing the documentary, while defending her father and his legacy.
Paris began by urging people to calm down and not take her actions so seriously.
She went on to say that being calm in the face of "injustices" was more productive than being "frustrated."
Paris then suggested people "smoke some weed" and "think about the bigger picture."
However, when fans of Michael Jackson expressed concern that his legacy had been "ruined" and his name "smeared forever," Paris branded the whole thing "tabloid lies."
She went on to say her father had a "good heart," adding that it would be impossible to destroy his legacy.
Paris also agreed with a fan who said the media were printing "garbage" to get a reaction.
Before thanking a fan who said that his "children, music," and desire for "peace" will "live on forever."
The documentary's director, Dan Reed, however, has maintained that viewers should form their opinions based on the "emotional and consistent" interviews in the documentary.
