being one-sided. He provided interviews with himself and other Jackson family members. Jackson has said that the allegations against Michael Jackson were false and defamatory and to defend his stance, Jackson underscores the FBI files on Michael Jackson and asserts that the FBI investigations had turned up no evidence of criminal conduct on his uncle's part. Jackson said that he felt betrayed by Wade Robson, who asked him to help get seats for him and his whole family at Michael's 2009 memorial. In some of these interviews Taj Jackson said that he had known Robson for years, and that his cousin Brandi Jackson had a childhood relationship with Robson that turned intimate in their teens during the years that Robson alleges abuse. Both Taj and Brandi Jackson appeared in the documentary Neverland Firsthand: Investigating the Michael Jackson Documentary, about the allegations of abuse against Michael Jackson by Robson and James Safechuck in Leaving Neverland. Jackson is currently working on a documentary series planned for release in 2023. He appeared in the 2019 documentary Square One: Michael Jackson an investigative documentary about the original 1993 child sexual abuse accusations against Michael Jackson. In this documentary, Jackson defends himself and his uncle Michael Jackson against allegations from a criminal behavioral profiler. In November 2020, British journalist Martin Bashir was publicly criticized about his tactics to get Diana, Princess of Wales to agree to their 1995 interview. Jackson and his family subsequently opened a new investigation into Bashir for the tactics he used to get Michael Jackson to agree to their interview which led to the documentary Living with Michael Jackson. In August 2022, Rolling Stone magazine referred to Harry Styles as the "new King of Pop." The article was criticized by Jackson fans and Taj Jackson, who suggested that Styles could have his own title, and that the honorary name was trademarked by Jackson's companies and could not be claimed by anyone else. References External links Dee Dee Jackson Foundation 1973 births Living people 20th-century American singers 21st-century American singers African-American male singers African-American songwriters African-American television producers American contemporary R&B singers American humanitarians American male pop singers American male singers American male songwriters American music video directors American philanthropists American reality television producers American soul singers Epic Records artists Jackson family (show business) Loyola Marymount University alumni Singers from Los Angeles Songwriters from California Television producers from California