Prince Abdulla Al-Khalifa of Bahrain is asking Michael Jackson for his $6.5 million back.
It seems that in 2006, the singer signed a contract to publish an exclusive autobiography for the prince, as well as produce two albums on Al-Kahlif’s record label, 2 Seas Records. However, the King of Pop has allegedly not kept his end of the bargain.
The prince gave the singer a Rolls Royce worth $268 398, financed the Neverland Ranch, and provided Jackson with housing for six months after his 2005 trial.
The lawsuit was filed at the Supreme Court in London today (November 17).
Jackson claims that the money he received was a gift.