Roseanne Michael Jackson Blog — “Sorry I Didn’t Call”
Roseanne was given Michael Jackson’s cell phone number the night before his sudden death — but never got a chance to give her famous friend a call, the actress/comedienne reveals in a touching post uploaded to her Official Blog on Thursday.
Michael Jackson passed away of a suspected heart attack at his home in California on June 25. He was 50.
“I was too afraid. I thought I would wait until Shabbat to call him and then he was dead,” Roseanne writes in an apology to the deceased music icon.
“Michael, I am sorry I didn’t call you but I will try to help your kids out by talking about them all the time. Debbie Rowe is welcome to call me and I will help her all I can!”
Roseanne says of the King of Pop’s untimely death, “Michael freaks me out in that haunting video of his last rehearsal, he can hardly move at all, but he is giving it everything he’s got. He knows this is his very last video, and that there will never be a concert. He knows that the producers will tour it around the world and break several of his never heard songs out this way—he brilliantly leaves this world in his own way.”
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On July 25th 2009, Johan wrote:
His music will stay. RIP
On July 28th 2009, A wrote:
Michael Jackson will live forever through his amazing music.
On July 31st 2009, epilation ile-des-soeurs wrote:
RIP Michael
On July 31st 2009, epilation ile-des-soeurs wrote:
Michael Jackson the king of pop. The legend
rip Michael
On August 4th 2009, bunny wrote:
This is heartbreaking. Nevertheless, Michael Jackson songs will live on forever in the hearts of all of us. Hail to the king of pop. May he rest in peace.
On August 5th 2009, doright wrote:
I apologize ahead of time for being wordy. But
I really think this case brings to light an important point about the breeding of children. Everybody seems to be taking sides about who should have custody of them and why. No one is asking if the life they have been forced into was right to begin with. They are beautiful children and I wish them the best but they would not be currently motherless and fatherless if it were not for a couple of people, Debbie Rowe and Michael Jackson.
Everybody keeps saying that MJ loved his children and he was a great dad. How do you know? It is generally assumed Rowe could not possibly love these children because she gave them up or worse, sold them. First of all , do we know this happened that way. She was married to the man at the time of their birth. If she sold them, then who bought them. Just as a prostitute is not alone in her guilt, neither is Debbie Rowe alone in this deal. And by the way, I am not a fan of the woman because of the whole artificial insemination thing.
AI is wrong in almost every circumstance especially if the egg and/or the sperm do not come from the parents involved. If you can’t have a baby, adopt. I did. A child deserves to have his or her personal father AND mother in it’s life, if at all possible. Exceptions exist in rare cases where it wouldn’t benefit the child to know. (such as child spawned of a rape) In any case, the best interest of the child should come first, Not the adult’s desire for a baby.
Michael Jackson wants a baby. Michael gets a baby.
We don’t know any more about how he really behaved with his children than we know how Debbie Rowe would have behaved if she had had custody.
Evidenced by Prince’s and Paris’s behavior, it looks to me like those kids spent a lot of time in the company of no one but each other. There is a picture of them, brother and sister, holding hands at 11 and 12. That does not happen normally. By the time brothers and sisters are this age they are distancing themselves from each other. These kids obviously depended on each other for support. Was Michael a tyrant behind closed doors? Was He uninvolved and distant ? If, as it has been reported, MJ kept firing and rehiring Grace Rwaramba, the nanny, they had no consistency in their lives.
He even referred to the children as a ‘gift’ from Rowe. A ‘gift’ of human beings! I didn’t know I owned my children. Either this was an amazingly poor choice of words or he really was just adding to his collection of things, human things.
Which brings me back to my main point, what about those kids and a case for all children that are bred into these artificial situations. How can this be legal? What has this world come to that a man and a woman can breed orphan children. What right do we have to play God with these little people.
Michael could have adopted some very needy orphans. If he had adopted children that already existed, I would have no problem with the whole thing. But people today think they have the right to breed children like a pet pooch. They say, “I’ve got enough money to support them.” Does money replace a Mommy and a Daddy. This whole mess is a prime example of why people shouldn’t do these things. The ones who suffer are the little children.
On August 7th 2009, rinki nandy wrote:
you are the greatest, may your soul rest in peace. we love you.
On August 7th 2009, rinki nandy wrote:
you were an amazing person, best man in the world. how innocent of you to think that this world can be bettered, it can never be! it’s a bad and selfish world. you were the man with the best laugh, you are a part of my life and it’s heartbreaking to go on everyday knowing that you are gone. words can’t describe my grief. you did so much for the world, your fans and friends and all you got back was allegations and hatred, may all those burn in hell and the f***ing media be banned, they destroyed you and ultimately killed you. you were so beautiful inside and outside, all you had was music and love for this f***ing world. god bless you and the rest of the world can go to hell.
On August 7th 2009, rinki nandy wrote:
The Moon walker
Michael Joseph Jackson was born on 29 August 1958. He was only five years old and was learning “abc” when he started singing. God created magic in the form of Michael Jackson, i still “remember the time” when Michael moonwalked for the first time in the year 1983 as his body appeared “unbreakable”. His style, his dance, his music made his fans “scream” and ask him “will you be there?”. The baby faced, soft spoken, shy entertainer gave the world a “thriller” and succeeded in making the world realize that music is not distinguished on the basis of “black or white”. His easily identifiable voice could give a “smooth criminal” like “dirty Diana” a run for her money. Diana Ross, Elizabeth Taylor, James brown were “just good friends” with the king of pop and “Billie jean” was not his lover. The paparazzi would not let him be at peace because they could never “beat it” and continued to make his life hell even after he said “leave me alone”. Michael genuinely cared and donated millions to charity, many believed that he could really “heal the world”. All was well until the moon walker met with an accident while shooting for a Pepsi commercial in the year 1984, suffered second degree burns on his face and scalp which detested him to look at the “man in the mirror” and brought him close to “morphine”, press took advantage of the situation and portrayed him as “dangerous” and “bad”. Media loved to invade his “privacy” and left him feeling like “someone in the dark”. In the following years he was linked to scandals and controversies which were never proved because there were no skeletons “in the closet”. Michael was “gone too soon”, he left us to entertain god on june 25th 2009, he will live forever as he rightly said “i will be there” and assured us “you are not alone”. I can write more on him because “you rock my world”, that’s “the way you make me feel” and “i just can’t stop loving you”, i “cry” and feel like a “stranger in Moscow” as there “ain’t no sunshine” without him. He left his fans “speechless”. Long live the legend, long live the “speed demon”. There will never be another Michael Jackson out there because “dear Michael” you are “invincible”.
On September 3rd 2009, MJ wrote:
http://www.mijackson.com – ALL ABOUT THIS STAR
On October 30th 2009, that is it movie wrote:
I just saw the movie ‘That is it’ and want to talk about it. The performances in this movie were good but it is such a shame that he was not able to perform a real concert. A bunch of songs in this, especially in the beginning, you could tell that Michael was saving his voice and it’s a shame we’ll never see a full-fledged performance. Top notch dancing though.