as the power struggle begins to control Michael Legacy and lucrative holdings...we have to wonder..what happened?
Janet Jackson, 43
The current family breadwinner. She bought her mom a Vegas home in
anticipation of losing the family's mansion, Hayvenhurst, to
foreclosure. Like their
Neverland colleagues, workers at Hayvenhurst had not been paid for
months.
Joseph Jackson, 81 and Katherine Jackson, 79
Dad hustles various girl groups in Las Vegas. Mom is still a
stay-at-home housewife and the only family member who had contact with
Michael. Both have previously
filed for bankruptcy
Randy Jackson, 48
Does odd jobs like changing tires to support himself. He was
Michael's business manager during the 2005 molestation trial but ran
into serious problems
with friends after he persuaded three people to take out lines of
credits against their homes to help Michael pay his attorney fees and
Michael stiffed
them.
Marlon Jackson, 53
Lives in San Diego, where he works stocking groceries at a Vons
supermarket. He fell on hard times three years ago when he was forced
to leave his
foreclosed home and move into an Extended Stay America hotel with his
wife, Carol.
Jackie Jackson, 58
The oldest son started an Internet clothing business and is trying to produce records by his sons. Nothing has panned out.
Jermaine Jackson, 56
Splits time between the parents' Hayvenhurst mansion and his
girlfriend's home in the San Fernando Valley. With more than $5 million
in federal,
state and other liens against him and a 1995 bankruptcy filing, he
doesn't work or have a regular income.
Tito Jackson, 57
Formed a blues band several years ago and plays at small venues for $500 to $1,500 a gig.
La Toya Jackson, 55
Family turncoat who declared Michael guilty during the 1993
molestation case, she earns a living mostly in Europe and in the UAE
judging beauty and singing
contests. She lives with a wealthy boyfriend in Beverly Hills and has
little contact with her siblings.
Rebbie Jackson, 59
The oldest, she's married to successful businessman Nathaniel Brown.