Accordingly, Michael Jackson wanted to marry Watson when she was only 11 years old.
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The “Heal The World” singer’s former physician Dr Conrad Murray has claimed in a tell-all book about the late star – who died in 2009 from a fatal overdose of prescription drugs – that he asked his middle child, now aged 18, to slather on the ointment because she was whiter than his sons Prince, 19 and Blanket, 14 and it wouldn’t effect her. “He wanted me to go with him to visit her father and discuss plans for matrimony while in London, during the ‘This is It concerts, ‘” he said.
Michael Jackson fell in love with Harriet when she was roughly five years old and became “fixated” with her by the time she turned 12.
The star made his confession after isolating himself from the world for years and persistent allegations of child sex abuse – and Dr Murray believes it explains many of his freakish character traits.
“Michael told me he was nearly as consumed with British actress Emma Watson”.
“Michael thought that since Paris is the “whitest” of his children, there was no risk to her in turning lighter”.
Dr Murray says: “I was heavily engaged in talking to him about weaning him from the use of the [anaesthetic] Propofol”.
While Conrad promised Michael he would never reveal this information after their conversation, the doc has since detailed his convos with his famous client in his upcoming tell all.
“Michael did his “stroke victim” act as he walked through, and I was in green medical scrubs”, he elaborated. If they had large breasts that was OK, so long as the rest of them was pencil thin. “When we got to our room we burst into laughter”.
Murray recalls one time the pair went to Gold Coast Hotel and arranged for women to be sent to a private room and Michael – who was worth £600million – requested “exotic, mixed race, very thin women” and felt like a “kid in a candy store”.
Lester was just 5-years-old when they met. “Eventually we broke into hysterics for so long our stomach muscles ached”.
According to The Mirror, Murray continues: “He wanted me to visit Harriet’s father with him so he could discuss the ramifications of marrying someone that young in the western world”.
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Conrad Murray’s book is out tomorrow. “This book is the last chapter of Jackson’s life, told as no one else even knows it”.
