As for why Lee didn't opt for more of a solid meal plan, the nutritionist said Jackson preferred his meals in liquid form.
"His whole thing was that he didn't really want to eat food."
He did, however, love his "caffeine-laced drinks," which Lee said added to his problem with low blood sugar. And while Jackson may have been food-averse himself, she denies he was underweight or that his preferences ever affected the children.
"They had structure," she said. "They sat down and had dinner together at night. Even though he'd say a lot of times, 'I'm not hungry,' this is what he wanted to do. He was a prime example of a very good father."
