Keisha W. retweeted
So much media hype about what Rosanne said about Lisa & Michael. There are so many other references in books, interviews & quotes that reveal Michael’s romantic side which has been purposely overlooked by the media. I will post some excerpts over the next few days. T.
Keisha W. retweeted
Michael always made an effort to help children in need. He did it his whole life❤️
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Jaafar’s new interview with The Guardian 🥹
“I think the second film will give even more insight from [Michael Jackson’s] point of view, because at the end of the day, [the allegations] are always from someone else’s [point of view]. It’s someone else’s story. It’s someone else’s idea of what it is …”
“And that’s really the issue we’ve been having as a family – not having Michael’s voice being heard. I think that’s very, very important, especially in [his later] years.”
“He never changed that purity, that sense of always wanting to find the good in other people. And no matter all the stuff he went through, how he was treated, what things were said about him, he never stopped treating people with kindness. He never stopped believing in and wanting to look for the good in people … even though he was broken, his heart still stayed the same.”
Keisha W. retweeted
One step closer Believeland 🙏🏾 @CleGuardians
Keisha W. retweeted
As a child, David Rothenberg fell victim to an attack by his own father and suffered lifelong burn injuries. Michael supported David for decades. At one point, David attempted to take his own life due to depression; Michael took him in and gave him a job to help him find a purpose in life again.
Keisha W. retweeted
Nothing would make me happier than a Cleveland vs. Milwaukee World Series 🙏🏾 And no I wouldn’t pick a side 😂
Keisha W. retweeted
Michael Jackson’s impact is kinda insane because kids in 7 different decades have loved him
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#Browns QB Deshaun Watson on Dillon Gabriel returning to practice today:
"Dillon, he's been around this whole time. He's been in every meeting. He's been traveling with us. He's been on the practice field with us. He's been communicating, giving suggestions within the offense and different reads. So DG, man, he's a great teammate, a better person. It's good to have him back on the field and see that he's healthy. All of us in that room, we're one big group, got one goal and that's ultimately to win and be successful."
Keisha W. retweeted
Replying to @Dedication_N @Mari___lord
Because they recognize the innocence and purity in him, carrying that same purity within themselves. There’s something divine about Michael’s connection with children, his love continues to reach them❤️
Keisha W. retweeted
Fun fact: Despite how popular this song is, Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” has never reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 4 in 1984.
— Fans are now launching a campaign to push “Thriller” to No. 1 through the #ThrillerChallenge.
Lionsgate Chief on 'Michael' Success and Ignoring Critics 'Shouting at You That You're Making a Horrible Mistake' thewrap.com/industry-news/bu…
Keisha W. retweeted
Sorry @VanityFair you don’t get to control the narrative about Michael Jackson anymore ⬇️
deckedoutmagazine.com/colman…
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Replying to @wingheart
Karen, why did you write an email saying that Michael was fine and that he was pretending to be sick, just a few days before the tragedy? It’s an innocent question



























