Michael Jackson was Stressed

Entertainment author and TV host Robin Leach recently posted a disturbing blog entry about Michael Jackson’s final days. According to Robin’s source, two nights before the sudden passing of the King of Pop, Michael was “in a high state of stress and emotional drama, fearing that he would never be able to complete the 50-concert run in London, and it would kill him.” The singer was hoping that AEG would let him perform the concert as a “one-night world spectacular” with simulcasts in theaters and arenas around the world as well as a subsequent CD and DVD release. AEG told Michael that the show must go on, even though the singer reportedly said at his last rehearsal “…We can’t go on. I’ll never make all 50. It will kill me.” With the rejection of his proposed plan, Michael became “more stressed than he’d ever been in his life” and wrestled with insomnia. The source believes that this is what drove Michael to seek out the strong sedatives found in his home.