Pop superstar Michael Jackson is reportedly facing a lawsuit from a super-rich Arab sheik for backing out of a planned record deal.

Jackson allegedly signed an exclusive deal with Prince Abdulla Al-Khalif to pen an autobiography, release two albums and help produce a musical of his life.

 

Al-Khalif alleges he gave the singer a $120,000 Rolls-Royce and paid for Jackson to maintain control of his Neverland Ranch in 2005 following his acquittal on child-molesting charges, according to Britain’s The Sun newspaper.

The case is reportedly set to be heard at London’s High Court.
Jackson’s beloved Neverland Rance was sold in November 2008 in a joint venture with the pop star rename the property and revamp its image.

SOURCE: World Entertainment News Network (www.wenn.com) 

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