Micheal Jackson’s estate is being sued by Kimberly Griggs for a sum of $1 billion.
Her suit was filed in San Diego, California, and states that she and Jackson had an intimate relationship starting in 1979.
She claims Jackson used information from her personal life on his albums, including “Thriller,” “Bad,” and “Dangerous.” Griggs alleges that the deceased King of Pop promised her the rights to his music as a form of reparation for exploiting her life, which she never received.
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