Elton John has made some startling discoveries regarding Michael Jackson, more than 12 years after his death. He got the unique opportunity to work with the “king of pop music” during a time in his life when his mental health was in question and his recollections were just unpleasant. He was unrecognizable, engulfed in his own thoughts, and unable to accept help from anyone around him.

Michael Jackson died 12 years ago today.

Michael Jackson was one of the most well-known vocalists of all time, a figure who enthralled and inspired generations of fans. He stayed in everyone’s memory as a magnificent artist, whose death left a huge vacuum in the hearts of those who admired him to the last moment. He was endowed with a unique voice, but also with the ability to enchant everybody who had the opportunity to gaze at him.

The artist died on June 25, 2009, after a long career on stage. The specific reason of his death was unknown at the time, but it was later discovered that Michael was killed by the narcotic he was using on the job. the tranquilizer Conrad Murray, the doctor who monitored him at his home, was charged with involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison.

 

Elton John’s harrowing remarks regarding Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson was a shadow of the monarch who was revered by millions of people until recently in his final years. He’d lost a lot of weight, and his health was rapidly deteriorating. The singer’s nightmare began long before his body revealed signs of frailty, as Elton John recounted in his autobiography “Me.”

 

It all began, according to Elton John, more than 20 years ago, when Michael began to exhibit signs of mental illness. He didn’t act properly, he was on various medicines, and his conduct was odd.

“God only knows what was going on in his head and what medicine he was on, but every time I’ve seen him in recent years, I’ve thought to myself, ‘Poor thing, he’s gone insane.’ I’m not stating it in a lyrical way. “He was severely mentally sick, and you wouldn’t want to sit next to him,” Elton John explains.

 

The saddest part is that Michel Jackson refused to accept assistance from those who were close to him. Any attempt to get him back on track was a failure since he had his own ideas that he couldn’t deny.

 

“You couldn’t assist him,” the artist added, “no matter how unhappy he was: he was lost in his world, surrounded by people who only told him what he wanted to hear.”

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