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Diana Ross has referred to one of her greatest successes in defending her late friend Michael Jackson.
The 74-year-old singer has asked his accusers to "stop in the name of love" after witnessing the global fallout of the documentary Leave Neverland.
The story of British filmmaker Dan Reed, in two parts and four hours, focused on the claims of Wade Robson and James Safechuck that pop singer Jackson would have badaulted them for years.
Some radio stations, including those in New Zealand, have vowed to stop playing music, while The simpsons have released a 1991 episode of Jackson's circulation in the United States.
AP
Diana Ross says she believes and believes that "Michael Jackson was and remains an incredible incredible force for me and for many others".
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However, in response, Ross posted a message of "my heart".
"I believe and believe that Michael Jackson was and is an amazing incredible strength for me and for many others.To stop in the name of love."
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