JACKSON'S FORMER PUBLICIST DISMISSES FAMILY INTERVENTION REPORTS

Last updated: Friday, July 10, 2009

JACKSON'S FORMER PUBLICIST DISMISSES FAMILY INTERVENTION REPORTS

MICHAEL JACKSON's former publicist RAYMONE BAIN has broken her silence to dismiss reports JANET JACKSON and her siblings were planning an intervention to urge the King of Pop to seek help for his drug use.

Michael Jackson's son, Prince Michael Jackson I (R), leans on the should of his aunt Janet Jackson (C) as she comforts Paris Jackson, Michael Jackson's daughter at The memorial service for the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, at the Staples Center. Los Angeles, California - 07.07.09 (Copyright: MJ Pool - photo supplied by: WENN)

New rumours suggest the Rhythm Nation singer led a family initiative to help her troubled brother in 2007 and again earlier this year (09) - but their efforts failed because the pop superstar refused to see them, and locked them out of his home.

But Bain, who has been Jackson's personal publicist for many years, insists the story is "not true".

She also refutes claims that her former boss stopped taking calls from his mother when she grew increasingly concerned about his drug use.

Bain tells U.S. news show Access Hollywood, "I don't know of a time when Michael Jackson did not have access to his mother under my watch."

And the publicist insists the King of Pop was "healthy" and "not abusing drugs" during the years she was his mouthpiece.

She says, "I'm not gonna hear it."

Source: WENN

| Friday, July 10, 2009

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