Brooke Shields, considered one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood, admitted that Michael Jackson wanted to have "something" with her: "But I didn't want to have anything with him, which was hard" for the late singer.
"I didn't want to have something with him, although he wanted to have things with me," the actress revealed in an interview for Untitled magazine with stylist Phillip Bloch, who has known her since she was a teenager when she worked at Studio 54.
"And I think that was hard for him to deal with, because he didn't know what else to give me," the 48-year-old actress and model added. "And I wasn't asking for anything."
The "The Blue Lagoon" actress had an informal relationship with the "King of Pop" in 1983, which ended on very good terms, according to local sources.
Meanwhile, it was reported that a 3-D image of Michael Jackson will be included at the Billboard Music Awards to publicize the late artist's new song, "Slave to the Rhythm."
A federal judge in Las Vegas yesterday rejected a request by patent owners to prevent the projection of the Michael Jackson hologram.
Judge Kent Dawson ruled against the lawsuit by technology companies Hologram USA Inc. and Musion Das Hologram Ltd., arguing that there was not enough evidence to show that the hologram would infringe those companies' patents.
Lawyers for Jackson's estate and the show's producers, Dick Clark Productions, argued that their technology is different from that produced by the plaintiffs.
The King of Pop died on June 25, 2009, from cardiorespiratory arrest in his rented mansion in Holmby Hills, California. The first official report described his death as "caused by the combination of painkillers," in which the main suspect was his doctor Conrad Murray.
The autopsy results showed that Jackson's death was caused by propofol poisoning, supplied by Murray. Finally, the official report classified his death as "acute propofol intoxication."
