“We’re living in a time where people can say anything and then it’s taken the truth,” Michael Jackson’s brother, Jermaine Jackson told ITV’s Good Morning Britain on January 30, 2019. The film, which Jackson’s family has denounced, first screened at Sundance and premiered on HBO in March. The family denies all accusations made against the late King of Pop. (In this social-media-driven world, we guess people are very invested in how frequently someone posts.) Fans were quick to assume it was related to a breakdown, given Finding Neverland was set to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January. Jackson’s rehab rumors started in the middle of December after the model stopped sharing photos on social media. In a since-deleted tweet, Jackson denied experiencing a “meltdown” because of the documentary and confirmed that she’s “happy” and “healthy.” “There’s no meltdown, no ‘losing shit,’ or being demanding of anyone,” she tweeted.
She is also reportedly confused and conflicted by the content presented in the film, which focuses on Wade Robson and James Safechuck’s testimonies about their experiences with the alleged molestation at the hands of the “Smooth Criminal” singer.īack in January, there were reports that Jackson’s daughter was going through a difficult time following the docuseries premiere, and that she had even checked herself into rehab in December (leading up to the screening). Sources tell the site that the 20-year-old hasn’t seen the docuseries yet and that-contrary to some reports- she was not given the opportunity to see it before it screened at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. According to sources at TMZ, Jackson hasn’t been swayed by the allegations lobbed against her father and still believes he was not a child molester. Paris Jackson has reportdly reacted to Leaving Neverland, a two-part mini-docuseries on HBO focusing on the allegations of two men who claim that the late singer abused them as children. Michael Jackson’s daughter is sticking to her guns.
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