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Barbra Streisand apologized Saturday for his comments about Michael Jackson and two men who accused him of badual abuse, claiming that she should have chosen her words with more of care and that she admired the accusers for "telling the truth".
Streisand received strong online criticism after being quoted in the Times of London, claiming that Jackson's accusers were "delighted to be there" during the alleged violence, which "did not kill them" .
Associated Press in which she sought to clarify her words, the superstar of the song, the scene and the screen posted an apology online that went further.
about Michael Jackson and his victims, "she wrote.
" I did not want to rule out the trauma suffered by these boys, "she wrote." Like all the victims of badual badault, they will have to wear it all their lives.I feel deep remorse and hope that James and Wade will know that I truly respect and admire them for telling their truth. "
She He felt "only sympathy" for the men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who accused the late star of attacking them as children.
She wrote in this earlier statement:
Screen capture via Barbra Streisand's twitter.
Screen capture via Barbra Streisand's twitter.
Notes in question sinking deeply interview with the Times. Asked about Jackson, Streisand reportedly "absolutely" believe Robson and Safechuck, who make their allegations in the recent HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland".
Jackson's estate condemned the HBO documentary. Jackson, who died in 2009, was found not guilty in 2005 for molesting a 13-year-old boy.
Streisand was interviewed on the documentary, which she described as "too painful".
She later stated that when she met him, Jackson was "very kind, very childish". She asked how she had reconciled this man with the one described in the documentary. She replied, "His badual needs were his badual needs, from his childhood or anything else. DNA that he has. You can say "molested", but these kids, as you've heard, were delighted to be there. They got married and both have children, so it did not kill them. "
The director of" Leaving Neverland ", among those who fought back on social networks, was Dan Reed, who wrote this quote:" really say that ?! "
When asked by the Times about whether she was angry at Jackson, Streisand replied," It's a combination of feelings. I feel bad for children. I feel bad for him. I guess I blame the parents who allowed their children to sleep with him. "
Sam's attention to draw attention to his remarks about Jackson was also his close friend and mentor, Diana Ross.
" this morning, Ross wrote on Twitter. "I believe and believe that Michael Jackson was and remains an incredible incredible force for me and for many others."
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