Michael Jackson warned 'truth will prevail' in take down of 'ficticious stories'
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mirror.co.ukMichael Jackson often kept his cards close to his chest but there was one interview when he came out fighting and gave a warning about the stories that circulated about him.
The legendary pop singer opened up to Fox News journalist Geraldo Rivera in 2005, when he spoke about the impact the press has on his family and wellbeing.
The interview covered all areas of Jackson's life and when the conversation turned to his family, instead of clamming up Michael revealed what he actually thought.
Jackson was asked: "The way you and Randy react [to each other] I love watching it. Who’s top dog?” There was no hesitation in Jackson replying that it was Randy.
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