We are a family: Prince Michael and Blanket arrive in Honolulu to be reunited for the holidays with sister Paris

 

The Jackson siblings will soon be reunited with their sister Paris, as the brothers were seen arriving in Honolulu.
Draped in leis, Prince Michael  and Blanket arrived with their
cousins, Jermajesty and Jaafar Jackson, along with a few family friends and their bodyguard arrive in Honolulu for a Christmas vacation.

Reunited: The highlight of the trip for the brothers will no doubt be spending time with Paris, 15 who flew out to the island on Saturday

Here come the boys: Paris Jackson's brother Prince is seen here with family members and a bodyguard arriving for the family's Christmas celebrations

Boys club: Paris will be welll looked after by a gaggle of male relatives

The Jackson siblings will be reunited with their sister Paris, as the brothers - Prince and Blanket - were seen arriving in Honolulu with family members.
The group all looked excited, stopping to take pictures in the airport and draped in Hawaiian Leis.
But the highlight of the trip for the brothers will no doubt be spending time with Paris, 15 who flew out to the island on Saturday.

Always time for one snap: Blanket posed for a selfie with one of his relatives

Family fun: The boys look prepared for fun times as they walked through the airport wearing leis

The daughter of the late Michael Jackson is a resident at a $14,000 per month therapeutic private school in Utah, where she has been ensconced following a suicide attempt in June.

Peace! Paris gives a peace sign while out for lunch with her mom Debbie Rowe on April 28

A source told E! News the 15-year-old was temporarily released from the school and flew to Hawaii on Saturday to join her family for the holidays.

The teenager won't, however, return to her family home during the break because of fears she may not want to return to the school for troubled teens.

'The family doesn't want Paris to spend her entire winter break at home because they don't want her getting comfortable,' the source said.

'The family thinks Paris will try to talk her way into staying home after showing the family she's gotten better.'

Her grandmother Katherine has previously spoken about her treatment and insisted she is 'doing much better.'

'She is in a good place, getting the help she needs. She is doing much better,' she said.

'The treatment is going good, really good. She's my baby. It's hard for me, really hard. All I want these kids to be is happy.'

The teenager was admitted to the school in July this year after slashing her wrists and overdosing on pills on June 5.
The academy is a secluded centre for teenagers that specialises in depression and grief management.

Paris has apparently struggled with depression since her father Michael Jackson died in 2009.

Her biological mother is Debbie Rowe, who is also the mother of her brother Prince.

Prince and his handsome cousins headed toward their holiday home