World's superstar Jackson's last performance was to buy a house for the child.

A final performance contract

He came back to work because he wanted to buy a house for the children, a place that can really be called home.

The music wanders in a mansion on Los Angeles's Carcalo Avenue, where Disney, the Rolling Stones, David Bowie and classical music mix. At home, Prince always has a pet rat to play with him, and Paris will hold a tea party for the animals in the dollhouse in the backyard. When Jackson rehearsed, the children would immediately rush to their father, stick to him, wrap up Jackson to tell them stories, and play games with them. At the same time, Michael is also a strict father. He stipulates that children will go to bed at a fixed time and have to go to bed. On one occasion, Paris’s scientific work required a night to catch snails. She told Chase: “Now we have a snail dad, but there are no snail mothers and snail babies.” On that day they went around the house to search for snails, Jackson Did not say anything, and later he also studied with them how to build a snail farm in the glass vase on the kitchen table.

The above is the details of the life of the Jackson family revealed by Kay Chase in his participation in the claim. Chase was a chef hired by Jackson during his lifetime. In the last days, he had frequent contact with Jackson and became one of the witnesses of the claim.

Before living in a mansion on Carowood Avenue, Jackson had lost his world-famous fairytale mansion "Dream Manor" for economic reasons. He and his children lived mainly in Las Vegas when they came to Los Angeles. I will stay in the Bel Air Hotel. At Halloween 2008, AEG Performance Company CEO Randy Phillips came to the hotel where Michael Jackson stayed. During the conversation, Phillips saw Jackson's children playing happily in the hotel room. Just in this meeting, Jackson told Phillips for the first time that he wanted to come back to work. Michael said that he and his children are like tramps, so he wants to give his children a house in Los Angeles, and wants to give them a place to live, a good environment, a place that can really be called home. Phillips mentioned this meeting when he testified in court. He said that Michael and he were very excited. When they said that the children still have housing, the mood of the two people is particularly fluctuating. "I feel very frustrating, a superstar, I can't make money to buy a house." Phillips said in court.

In January 2019, Jackson’s lawyer and AEG signed the performance contract. And Jackson lived in the mansion on Carowood Avenue, which was rented by A EG to help him prepay.

When Jackson died, he left nearly $500 million in debt. Then, four years later, according to the head of his estate management committee, the 60-minute US program, the net income of the estate has exceeded 600 million US dollars.

Final medical report

In addition to a bit of hay fever, he successfully passed the physical examination required by the insurance company.

According to Randy Phillips's testimony in court, after hearing that the singer "Prince" performed 20 games at the O2 venue, Jackson asked the performance to be 31 games. "Mcco and the prince have been competing. He wants to create a record so that the prince can't catch up again." 31 concerts are not easy for 50-year-old Michael Jackson, let alone sing. Will be set for 50 games.

In order to make Jackson "relax", A EG has taken some "measures" -- the mail of A EG's co-chief executive Paul Gungaville was disclosed in court, and the claimant's lawyer tried to use these mails. To prove that A EG misled him about how much Jackson can earn from the concert and how many days he can rest during the show. In the email from Gongaville, they should tell Jackson how much the total box office revenue will be when negotiating the contract, rather than the net income share. Regarding the work schedule, he instructed the secretary, "I don't want Michael to watch the schedule. At that time, I felt that the performance day was particularly eye-catching. The color of the working day and the rest day should not be too sharp... This would make him feel that the work would not be too hard."

When questioned in court, Gongaville said that he "does not want to deceive him, I just want to present it in the best way."

For the physical condition of Jackson, AEG is not without worry, and his general counsel, Sean Trailer, contacted an insurance agent named Taylor in London in 2008, on the "T his Is It" series of concerts. Asking about the cancellation of insurance, the insurance company asked Jackson to do a physical examination because there were always many unfavorable guesses about Jackson's physical condition in the tabloid. Tralee said the medical examination was conducted in February 2019. In his testimony in court, he said: "The original words Mr. Taylor said to me is 'except for a bit of hay, he successfully passed.'"