Michael Jackson's former nanny defends him, says he was 'incapable of child sexual abuse'
'Leaving Neverland' may have made some shocking revelations about the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, but there will always be someone to defend the pop star's reputation. Jackson's longest-serving nanny, Grace Rwaramba, took it upon herself to defend him against all the accusations of sexual abuse which were highlighted in the documentary.
She claimed, that working for the pop star for almost 12 years has assured her that it was not possible for him to get away with any such inappropriate act without any of his employees ever noticing it.
In a lengthy statement released to ABC News, Grace Rwaramba – the former nanny to Jackson’s children, Prince Michael I, Paris and Prince Michael II (known as ‘Blanket’), described her former boss as hopelessly naïve to manipulation to the point where he would easily believe anyone and incapable of hurting children.