
So many in media, inc @Oprah, blindly taking #LeavingNeverland at face value, shaping a narrative uninterested in facts, proof, credibility. We faced similar "graphic" claims + trial-by-media in '05. Jury saw through it all. Trial-by-law proved Michael's innocence long ago. Fact.
— Jermaine Jackson (@jermjackson5) March 4, 2019
Shame on you, @Billboard. Shame on @Oprah. Shame on everyone helping perpetuate these lies. https://t.co/frOZ4MqIUN
— Nicholas Hollywood Tetreault (@nicholastmusic) March 5, 2019
Trash immoral !
— 🍃🌹🌸🌻🍃 (@DREAMS_InMOTION) March 5, 2019
She is advocating for those proven liars who r selling false stories..
They r lying !
AND so is Oprah. She knows they r liars but she has her own vested interests and agendas.
Also when will she interview his friend's Harvey Weinstein's accusers?🤔
But many also stood with Winfrey’s decision to use her platform to talk more about child sexual abuse and the impact it has on the lives of its victims.I'm done with Oprah but she's going to get dragged internationally. I'll worry about Queen Sugar and Greenleaf later. I can't believe this is happening, I never thought I would #muteoprah
— I Am A Rich Child of a Loving Universe $$ (@richuniversekid) March 5, 2019
No one does it like Oprah. That #AfterNeverland special was educational, compelling, emotional, necessary TV. "This moment transcends Michael Jackson."
— Kevin Fallon (@kpfallon) March 5, 2019
I’m watching @Oprah interview James Safechuck and Wade Robson from #LeavingNeverland on @OWNTV. I hope everyone watches this. #AfterNeverland
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) March 5, 2019