With the recent release of Leaving Neverland, a documentary detailing two men's accusations against Michael Jackson, the late King of Pop has once again become a subject of controversy.
According to USA Today, the documentary examines the cases of 36-year-old Wade Robson and 40-year-old James Safechuck.
These allegations have sparked a massive media battle and the repurcautions have included banning Jackson from radio airwaves and removing Jackson's Simpsons episode from their collection.
However, this apparently changed when some of Michael's fans reached out to her on Twitter.
As USA Today reported, however, she said in a now-deleted tweet, "I actually haven’t made any statements yet, especially regarding how it affects my work life. you guys are reaching a bit. at least this wasn’t a disgusting and attacking article though."
They've also tended to be vague enough that it wouldn't necessarily speak to anything specifically claimed in Leaving Neverland.
For instance, one talked about the benefits of reacting with a calm mind when "injustices get frustrating."
That person's statement of, "The bigger picture is your father’s legacy ruined and his name smeared forever but whatever though" is apparently what got her talking.
However, this person was apparently not satisfied with her response and continued to press the issue.
Still, while she never directly addresses whether she believes that her father is innocent or not, her response does also lend itself to that interpretation.
Which considering she just corrected a media outlet for essentially putting words in her mouth, is probably understandable.
I just hope her and her siblings can find strength and love in each other amid all the controversy.
