Michael Jackson spent fortunes on his home, plastic surgeries, car collections, movie memorabilia, and other things, contributing to his debt of $400 million before his death.

Music legend Michael Jackson's last ever bodyguard, Bill Whitfield, has opened up about the singer's death, confessing that he thinks stress had a huge part to play

Michael Jackson, the iconic pop legend, passed away on June 25, 2009, at the age of 50. His death was officially attributed to an overdose of the anaesthetic propofol. His doctor was subsequently charged with culpable homicide.

Michael Jackson would have been 66 years old today. The Grammy-award-winning singer/songwriter, dancer and philanthropist died of acute propofol intoxication on June 25, 2009, after his physician, Conrad Murray,

Michael Jackson's ex-bodyguard, Bill Whitfield, recently shared insights suggesting that stress and chaotic circumstances, rather than intentional harm, contributed significantly to the pop star's death.

Michael Jackson's last bodyguard, Bill Whitfield, remembers the singer on his birthday and reveals what he believes to have caused his death.

Bill Whitfield also shut down the sexual assault allegations against Michael, saying, “He [Jackson] once said he would slit his wrist before hurting a child.”

Michael Jackson's bodyguard, Bill Whitfield, reveals what played a significant role in the singer's tragic death.

Michael Jackson is always remembered for his songs and unique fashion. He was called the "King of Pop". His unique identity and mo..|News Track