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The iconic Oprah Winfrey will set down with the two men that will star in the controversy Michael Jackson ‘Leaving Neverland’ HBO documentary.
“Oprah Winfrey Presents: After Neverland” will be a conversation with Wade Robson and James Safechuck, the subjects of the two-part documentary “Leaving Neverland.”
The documentary is supposed to be similar to the Lifetime R.Kelly documentary called ‘Surviving R.Kelly’ but the difference between the two is that Michael Jackson accusers keep changing their mind on what actually happened.
In 2005, during Michael Jackson criminal trial. Wade Robson said he had spent the night at Jackson’s Neverland Ranch more than 20 times and usually slept in Jackson’s room, but Jackson never molested him. Jackson was acquitted in that trial.
In 2013, about four years after the singer’s death, Robson sued the Jackson estate for what his attorneys described as molestation that spanned a seven-year period.
Wade Robson is a former back up dancer to Britney Spears and NSYNC. If you haven’t noticed they kinda fell off in their music careers. So Wade needs a bag and HBO decided to give it to him.
Hopefully, Aunty Oprah really challenges these two men and ask why they keep switching up their stories.
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