Paris Jackson is doing fine as she arrived home in LA from the Utah boarding school where she's rehabilitating following her suicide attempt.

In a report from Radar Online, Michael Jackson's daughter's grades in a high school in California have been very good.

"Paris is happy and thriving now that she's back home and living under one roof with her brothers, Prince and Blanket, and their grandmother, Katherine Jackson, in Calabasas, California," it said.

Paris Jackson is being looked after by Katherine Jackson and cousin TJ, who were appointed guardians of Michael Jackson's children.

TJ Jackson's wife also gave birth to their second child, which only added to the whole good vibe of the family, the report said.

"Paris is doing fine, very good," an insider said, adding that Paris Jackson is "doing good, getting good grades," over a year and a half after her suicide attempt.

Paris Jackson's boarding school specializes in equine therapy, which uses horses to help teenagers cope with trauma. After Paris Jackson's suicide attempt, she was sent to the Utah-based center so she can deal better about the pain of Michael Jackson's death.

In light of Paris Jackson's suicide attempt, an ExtraTV report claimed that she and her siblings receive an allowance totalling $8 million annually.

Paris Jackson's boarding school collects about $1 million per year on tuition, while Prince has been spending "as much as $50,000 on his girlfriends."

"Blanket is reportedly spending $500 per night on dinner and movies," the report alleged.

Earlier, Radar Online reported that Debbie Rowe will no longer fight custody of Michael Jackson's daughter.

"The only reason that Debbie wanted to get custody in the first place was because, as a mom, Debbie was so concerned about Paris's health that she wanted to do anything that she could to help," the source told the website.