Who is Wade Robson? Choreographer who was allegedly abused by Michael Jackson as a child

According to TMZ, Michael Jackson will essentially stand trial for allegedly abusing choreographer Wade Robson as a child. The California Court of Appeal recently gave Robson clearance to present his case, in which he claims that back when he was between the ages of 7 and 14, MJ assaulted him at the Neverland Ranch.

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Who is Wade Robson?

Wade Robson is an Australian dancer, choreographer, and occasional actor who gained prominence in the entertainment industry. He was born in Brisbane, Australia, on September 17, 1982. Robson is best known for his work in dance and choreography, especially his associations with a variety of well-known musicians.

Robson’s aptitude for dancing was discovered at a young age, and in the late 1980s, he started his professional career. He won several dance competitions when he was five, which made Michael Jackson take notice of him. Jackson’s connection to Robson would have a profound effect on both his professional and personal lives.

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Wade Robson and Michael Jackson became close friends in the 1990s, and the two frequently visited the singer’s Neverland Ranch. Robson even gave testimony in Jackson’s favor during the 2005 child molestation trial, denying Jackson was guilty of any misconduct. However, Robson launched a lawsuit against the Jackson estate in 2013, claiming that Jackson had molested him while he was a child.

The accusations Robson made against Jackson were extensively reported and generated a lot of controversy. They also brought Jackson’s relationships and his status as the King of Pop under the microscope. The HBO documentary “Leaving Neverland,” which debuted in 2019, included Robson’s allegations and the ensuing legal actions.

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Wade Robson has carried on in the entertainment business since making his charges public. He has created choreography for many different performers and productions, such as Britney Spears, *NSYNC, and “So You Think You Can Dance.”