Sep 19, 2005 • 1 min read

Michael Jackson breaks silence

Michael Jackson has told the Associated Press that his recent child abuse trial was the hardest thing he has done, and that he is focusing on the Katrina charity single.

Michael Jackson has spoken publicly at last about the recent child abuse trial - the singer, of course, has made no statement about those events since sending a brief message to fans back in Jun. Jackson, who, as previously reported, is staying in Bahrain at the moment, told the Associated Press news agency that it was "the hardest thing I've ever done in my life".

He went on to say that he is "resting and recovering" and is "feeling good". Jackson says he's focusing on that charity single for Hurricane Katrina victims at the moment, saying that he's "moving full speed ahead" with that project. "I'm constantly working on it," he added.

As also previously reported, several stars have signed up to the project, with Jackson's spokeswoman confirming that such names as Mariah Carey, James Brown and Snoop Dogg will be involved.

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