Pivot of Britney and Justin’s separation lived with Michael Jackson and accused him of molesting him

Australian choreographer Wade Robson, 41, Emmy winner for the reality show “So You Think You Can Dance”, who worked with Britney Spears in the late 1990s and early 2000s and with whom she spent a night while dating Justin Timberlake, He had a strange start to his career.

Robson was born in Brisbane, a city in northeastern Australia, and began working at the age of five, imitating his idol, Michael Jackson.

In 1987, on Michael Jackson’s “Bad” tour, Australian producers introduced Wade Robson to their idol, after he had begged for it for months before the singer’s arrival in Australia.

Michael was amused by the boy who dressed and danced like him, and invited him to perform at one of the shows on the tour.

They became friends. So good friends that his family decided to move from Australia to California, giving up their job, family, home, everything, so that Wade could spend more time in Neverland, as the farm transformed into a house and amusement park with zoo where they live is called. Michael Jackson lived.

Years later, Michael was accused of molesting a boy, and Wade came to his idol’s defense. Just like actor Macaulay Culkin, star of “Home Alone”, who participated in the recording of the “Black and White” video in 1991, and also lived with the singer, frequented Neverland and always said he was never molested.

But Wade changed sides after the singer’s death and was one of two accusers of Michael Jackson’s sexual abuse in the documentary released in 2019 by HBO, “Leaving Neverland”.

It is Wade Robson who, in the apotheotic end of the documentary series, burns, on a bonfire, the red leather jacket worn by Michael Jackson when recording “Thriller”, in 1983.

In the biography “The Woman in Me”, a best seller even before its release, scheduled for Tuesday (24), Britney confesses that she hooked up with Wade Robson while she was dating Justin Timberlake. The ‘N Sync singer found out about the betrayal and ended their three-year relationship with a cell phone message with two words: “it’s over” (it’s over, in Portuguese).