Michael Jackson ‘s former bodyguard Matt Fiddes has claimed that the King of Pop was “dumped by two of his secret girlfriends” over sex.
Devon-born Matt, who was introduced to Jackson by mutual friend Uri Geller in 1998, has said that the star was dumped after he lost his ability to have sex as a result of prolong drug use over the years.
The martial arts master, who was hired by Jackson as his bodyguard and was beside him until his death in 2009, guarded Jackson through his marriages to Lisa Marie Presley and Debbie Rowe but claims the star also had girls on the side who broke up with him.
Jackson was also linked to a slew of female celebrities including Whitney Houston, Brook Shields and Tatum O’Neal.
Michael Jackson allegedly lost the ability to have sex, says his bodyguard (Image: Getty Images)
Matt claims that his boss lacked the ability to have sex and lost his relationships with two women over it.
In 2012, Matt told The Sun: “By the end he was impotent after all the years of abuse.
“He had two girlfriends then – one a member of staff at his house, the other a young woman.
“But both relationships were falling apart when he died because he couldn’t perform in the bedroom.”
Jackson and his new wife Debbie Rowe pose for a wedding photo minutes after the ceremony in California in this November 14, 1996 (Image: REUTERS)
Matt continued: “It was no wonder from the amount of prescription drugs he was on. And if he couldn’t get drugs, he would drink.”
The bodyguard said that Jackson also wanted to appear “sexless” to his fans to add to his mystery.
He told the publication: “He didn’t want people to think of him as either a woman or man — he wanted to be ‘sexless’ because he thought it added to his mystery.”
Michael Jackson’s bodyguard opened up about the star’s trouble with having sex (Image: PA)
It comes after his cousin Marsha, is selling IV medical equipment which she claims was the last used by the king of pop before his death.
A Las Vegas auction team hope to get at least £1,960 for an which was administered to the King of Pop by Dr Conrad Murray.
The disturbing lot comes from an auction of materials from the estate of Michael’s father Joe Jackson.
His niece Marsha – Michael’s cousin – admits that she took the bag from Jackson’s bedroom days after his death in 2009 during a visit with Joe. She claims that “Michael’s DNA” remains on it as there are traces of bloodstains in the plastic tubes.
She also claims that the IV is the “last one he had in his arm when he died” – although it is understood LAPD detectives removed medical equipment from the crime scene hours after MJ passed away on June 25th, 2009.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
