Paris Jackson's furious tirade against Australia's 'monstrous media'

Paris Jackson at the Melbourne Cup in Melbourne, Australia. Photo / AP

Paris Jackson has blasted the Australian media after days of being dogged by headlines surrounding her controversial visit Down Under.

In an emotional Instagram post, the daughter of the late King of Pop claimed she's been left heartbroken after visiting "the most beautiful country I've ever seen" where she's been "shredded to pieces" by a wave of negative publicity.

"It breaks my heart to have visited the most beautiful country I've ever seen and may ever see, and meet the kindest most genuine people, and then be shredded to pieces by their monstrous media," she wrote.

"Despite the nasty and cruel words, I still can't wait to come back. Thanks for the support Aus (sic) tabloids, you guys are fantastic and I hope you feel big and strong for tearing down a teenage girl."

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it breaks my heart to have visited the most beautiful country i've ever seen and may ever see, and meet the kindest most genuine people, and then be shredded to pieces by their monstrous media. despite the nasty and cruel words, i still can't wait to come back. thanks for the support aus tabloids, you guys are fantastic and i hope you feel big and strong for tearing down a teenage girl. ANYWAY i was really moved by the GBR and i'm excited to get involved in it's protection programs, and everyone else was so kind and full of love and it made my heart happy. most of y'all were a ray of sunshine during a cloudy couple of weeks for me. thank you. @australia #seeaustralia

A post shared by 𝚙𝚔 (@parisjackson) on Nov 9, 2017 at 2:49pm PST

It's likely that the last straw for Jackson, 19, was the heavy backlash she experienced today after posting a photo on Instagram of herself and a dingo, alongside a reference to the death of baby Azaria Chamberlain.

She uploaded the photos to her Instagram page with the caption "a dingo ate my baby".
The post has attracted plenty of criticism, with many calling her out as being insensitive to the tragedy.

Following the outcry, Jackson posted an apology on Twitter.

It's been a turbulent week for the young star, who's sponsored appearance at the Melbourne Cup received mixed reviews earlier this week.

The VIP guest - who was reportedly paid $100,000 by Myer - made headlines on Tuesday for her unusual conduct in the Birdcage, where she pressed her face up against the venue's windows and poked her tongue out at photographers in a bizarre display.

The following day, Jackson tweeted a photo of The Herald Sun's headline regarding her antics - "WACKO JACKO 2.0" - to her 1.35 million Twitter followers.