In an earlier TV interview, Leaving Neverland director Dan Reed claimed Safechuck and Robson were not after money.

He told Good Morning Britain’s Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid last month: “They want justice, they are not fussed about the money. I don’t know what they would do with the money when they get it.”

Leaving Neverland sees the two former child actors accuse the late singer of molesting them at his Californian ranch in the 1990s.

The Accusers Gave Graphic Accounts

Robson, now 36, says he was abused from the ages of seven to 14, and Safechuck, now 40, from 10 to 14. 

Australian Robson was five when he first met Jackson after winning a dance competition in his home town of Brisbane.

Safechuck, 41, met Jackson in 1986 on the set of a Pepsi advert. He claims he was abused for a number of years, showering him with gifts and grooming his family.  

In response to the documentary, radio stations in New Zealand and Canada pulling Jackson songs from the airwaves.