MICHAEL Jackson had kids forced on him by pushy parents despite them knowing all about child abuse claims, his ex-bodyguard has claimed.
Jacko has been accused of abusing a string of kids – including Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who claimed in recent documentary Leaving Neverland the star molested them during “sleepovers” at his mansion.
But Brit Matt Fiddes, who watched over the King of Pop for a decade, has always insisted the Thriller singer was innocent.
And the martial arts expert has now claimed it was parents who “pushed” their kids on him.
He told Daily Star Online: “The parents would encourage their kids to come and meet him, and Michael would be nice.
“They would have their picture taken, and then when we go to take him away – as that was our jobs – the parents would kick off.
“They were never happy, it was the parents who always pushed their kids upon him the whole time.
“It was always ‘go to stay with Michael’ and ‘ask Michael if you can stay in his room’ – we would get that all the time.”
He was too nice for his own good.”
Matt Fiddes, ex-bodyguard
Fiddes said there were “rumours and allegations” about Jacko’s private life since he met the pop superstar.
But the unnamed parents still wanted their kids to be closer to him, he claimed.
The fitness guru insisted his old boss was “too nice for his own good” as he always said yes – but rubbished the “nonsense” child sex claims against him.
Fiddes admitted it was “quite normal” for kids to stay in Jackson’s room, but said that was because it was just “the way he was brought up” sleeping in a room with his brothers.
Documentary Leaving Neverland gives a disturbing glimpse into the lives of former boy companions of Michael Jackson – who dressed like him, allegedly slept with him and have all accused the star of sex abuse.
Australian-born choreographer Wade Robson, who is now 36, alleges that Michael Jackson sexually abused him from the age of seven to 14.
Former child actor James Safechuck, 40, claims he was groomed and raped from the age of 10 to 14 by the superstar.
Jacko fans have also pointed out discrepancies in two men’s accounts to claim they have concocted their stories of abuse.
Michael Jackson denied all allegations of sexual abuse made against him and his estate has called the two-part documentary film “one-sided.”
While alive the superstar was accused of child molestation numerous times but was never convicted.
He died in 2009 at the age of 50 after a drugs overdose.
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