MJ's mum Katherine called son 'damn f****t'

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ANI New York
Last Updated : Oct 14 2013 | 2:50 PM IST

A Jackson family confidant has revealed that the family matriarch, Katherine Jackson, called son Michael a "damn f****t", when the first public allegations of child molestation surfaced against the late singer in 1993.

Journalist Stacy Brown claimed that Michael's sister LaToya, who accused the rest of her family of being "silent collaborators", revealed at that time about letters in which Katherine had called her late son "homophobic slur", the New York Post reported.

However, then Katherine held a press conference outside Hayvenhurst to denounce LaToya, claiming that she was trying to sell her brother down the river.

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First Published: Oct 14 2013 | 2:38 PM IST

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