Jackson cover "mute" since Michael Jackson Leave Neverland doco airs

It seems that Blanket Jackson, the son of Michael Jackson made famous by his swing on the balcony of Berlin in 2002, has become silent since the release of the documentary Leaving Neverland.

In an interview with The Sun Blanket's British patron, Mark Lester, expressed concern about his fears for Blanket, which is rarely seen in public.

"They are trying to to protect from the outside world, which may not be such a good thing.Protect them from certain things, of course, but keeping it isolated is not fair, "said Lester

The Jackson's son, who was barely speaking in his childhood, is now calmer than ever, Lester said.

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"He kept himself for himself, he would simply immerse himself in his own little world."

Lester also said that he was worried for the son of Jackson, given that the estate seems to control his life.

His profile and image are under Jackson's strict control. The Sun reported.

"I would just like to reach out, which would be great if one of them picks up the phone and even if they do not talk to me, talk to one of my children," Lester said.

"Blanket can talk to my son. Everyone needs friends – you can have spent a lot of time with them when they grew up.

"I was with Blanket from birth until the death of Michael, which is seven years of his life.I am sure he would like to see my son again." [19659002]