Iconic Michael
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They were cruel with Michael but they have no right to be cruel to his children. They must leave them alone.
The executors can only do that under extra-ordinary circumstances. for instance they did intervene in the ganny-napping situation. it was an extra-ordinary circumstance where minor beneficiaries were facing a very adverse and distressing situation with their guardian, also a beneficiary, going missing. in that case they had no choice but to intervene.
in this instance however, there is absolutely NO REASON for them to intervene. Rumors about Paris pregnancy is a private matter that has NOTHING to do with the estate.
I don't think its that big of an issue. I'm not saying the estate should take their kids and be their guardians. I'm saying they should just address the false rumors and slander aimed at the beneficiaries. A statement. That's it.
And if the parents feel THAT stepped on, they could also release as statement. Problem solved.
Its not that huge of a thing.
Also that article really didn't address all of the things that make up the brand, but this certainly speaks to my point:
THIS. Childhood, children, parenthood. ALL a part of his charitable brand. So I'll say once again, that the estate should care about protecting the man's name (as a parent or otherwise) from slander if they wish to continue this portion of the brand or allow the kids to pick up where MJ left off.
In my opinion majority of the discussion here has been deflecting the guardian's responsibility to the Estate.
Ignore it. If it's true the truth will come out. Other than that, it's click bait and they know it. We're not the media police for his kids.