JACKSON PORTRAITS REVEALED
A series of MICHAEL JACKSON’s private drawings have been been made public for the first time.
A collection of pictures, sketched by the star in 1985, have been published in U.K. newspaper The Sun.
The artworks, which Jackson handed to his plastic surgeon friend Dr. Steve Hoefflin, feature a signed self-portrait and a drawing of the star as a child.
The pictures also include a picture of the Thriller hitmaker’s famous white glove.
Hoefflin, who plans to turn the sketches into a picture book, tells the tabloid, "One of the many things people don’t know about Michael Jackson is that he loved to draw. He gained incredible self-confidence in the 1980s when he lived with me and we would spend hours painting together. As a gift, he drew countless pictures of himself as a young boy and of the man he hoped he would grow up to be."
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