MJ’s estate bans family members from entering kids’ home

London - Michael Jackson’s estate has confirmed that it has blocked some of the members of the extended family from the home shared by the pop legend’s children and mother.

The estate has made a list of approved guests in the wake of a family feud that turned into a driveway argument last week.

“It is imperative to the estate that from this point forward a safe and appropriate environment be provided for Michael Jackson’s children and his mother,” the Daily Mail quoted a statement from the estate as saying.

While the estate has not released the list, the news came in response to a report that the late singer’s siblings Randy, Janet and Jermaine had been blocked from visiting the home.

The guest list had been requested by an attorney for TJ, the son of Tito who was appointed temporary guardian of the children last week.

The pop star’s children Prince, Paris and Blanket live with their grandmother Katherine in a gated community in suburban Calabasas that is more private than the family’s longtime home in Encino, which

is on a public street.