Michael Jackson's friend Diana Ross breaks silence on new biopic
Diana Ross refuses to watch the new biopic about the late Michael Jackson
Diana Ross, a close friend of Michael Jackson has reportedly reacted to the new biopic.
It has been revealed that Queen of Motown has reportedly refused to watch the late icon's biopic.
With the new biopic Michael making headlines globally, sources revealed that Diana has nothing to do with the project.
A source told Radar Online, "Diana has zero interest in seeing it – absolutely none."
"She lived that story in real time. She doesn't need Hollywood rewriting it for her," they added.
As per the sources, Diana Ross' absence from the project is not accidental. They claim that her silence "speaks volume."
"When someone as central to Michael's life is cut from the film, it tells you everything," the source stated.
Michael Jackson and Diana Ross' friendship:
Michael Jackson and Diana Ross had on of the most profound relationships in music history. Their friendship spanned over four decades, beginning when the late superstar was a child prodigy at Motown and Diana was his mentor.
Michael Jackson passed away on June 25, 2009 at the age of 50. Recently, the biopic titled Michael was released exploring the life and legacy of the King of Pop.
The biopic starred Michael Jackson's real-life nephew Jafaar Jackson.
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