Michael sequel will offer ‘insight’ into abuse allegations says star and Jackson's nephew Jaafar

It was a Thriller at the box office but Michael was criticised for dodging controversy, but a potential sequel will address abuse allegations from Jacko’s point of view claims Jaafar Jackson

The first part of the billion-dollar blockbuster biopic ended in 1987, before the late King of Pop was first accused of abuse.

Now that the second “Michael” movie is closer to starting production, star Jaafar Jackson says it will indeed address the criticisms and child abuse allegations Michael Jackson faced in the ’90s.  Michael Jackson’s nephew Jaafar Jackson says that while he doesn’t have much say in how the screenplay is written, he tells

Jaafar Jackson will reprise his role as Michael Jackson in the Michael biopic sequel in the works at Lionsgate and the late singer’s estate. In a new interview, Jaafar Jackson said he would want his uncle’s point of view on all the child abuse allegations. “I think the second film will give even more insight…

Glen Wilson/Lionsgate Michael Jackson’s nephew said the follow-up to the record-breaking biopic Michael will address the family’s “issue” with how the pop star has been portrayed. On Thursday, Jafaar Jackson, who plays his famous uncle in the film and its sequel, cast doubt on the allegations of child sex abuse that pl

The 2006 world champion is accused of lewd and libidinous behaviour towards a girl and a boy in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire.

The 49-year-old appeared at the High Court in Glasgow facing allegations from 1993 to 1996 and 2006 to 2010.