The question of whether Oprah Winfrey betrayed Michael Jackson remains a heated debate among fans and his family. Michael Jackson’s family members, including Janet Jackson, staunchly believe that Oprah attempted to sabotage his career and tarnish his legacy, even posthumously.

The family’s recent backlash against Oprah has renewed calls for an apology. R W Di Ca Cc Ki Ca LS Re Ne M to 50 Sm Di Ja Re Janet Jackson has been vocal about her accusations, alleging that Oprah manipulated Michael into discussing sensitive allegations of child abuse during a widely watched interview in 1993

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Janet claims Oprah promised to portray Michael positively, yet she believes Oprah used the interview to damage his reputation and boost her own ratings. In a recent podcast with journalist Lisa Robinson, Janet expressed her suspicions about Oprah’s motives.

She revealed that she had warned Michael against the interview, suspecting Oprah of sensationalizing stories for personal gain. Janet’s concerns stem from Oprah’s intrusive questioning during the interview, which many believe was designed to provoke and challenge Michael rather than clear his name.

The 1993 interview, conducted at Michael’s Neverland Ranch, was intended to address various rumors and improve his public image. However, Oprah’s line of questioning, particularly regarding Michael’s appearance, childhood, and personal life, seemed to exacerbate the negative perceptions.

Just months after the interview, the first accusations of sexual abuse became public, significantly tarnishing Michael’s image. Adding fuel to the controversy, Oprah’s involvement with the 2019 documentary “Leaving Neverland” further angered Michael Jackson’s supporters.

The documentary, featuring allegations of sexual abuse by James Safechuck and Wade Robson, included an interview where Oprah supported the accusers, reigniting the belief that she was intent on destroying Michael’s legacy. Jackson family members, including Jermaine Jackson and Taj Jackson, have publicly condemned Oprah’s actions.

They argue that Oprah, along with other media outlets, blindly accepted the documentary’s claims without considering the facts. The family asserts that Michael’s innocence was established in court and that Oprah’s actions were a betrayal of the trust they had placed in her.