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Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch has been sold to billionaire Ron Burkle, it has been reported.The property, which spans 2,700 acres, is located in Los Olivos, near Santa Barbara, California.According to the Wall Street Journal, the ranch was sold for $22million (£16.4m) to Burkle, who is the majority shareholder of the members-only club Soho House.

Billionaire businessman Ron Burkle is the new owner of Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara County.

Wall Street Journal, billionaire Ron Burkle, a onetime associate of Michael Jackson bought his infamous “Neverland Ranch.” The property is located about 40 miles from Santa Barbara in Los Olivos, California, and was first listed for $100 million in 2015. After going on and off the market for years and undergoing several price cuts it was listed for $31 million last year.

LOS ANGELES -- Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch in California has found a new owner in billionaire businessman Ron Burkle.Burkle views the 2,700-acre property in Los Olivos, near Santa Barbara, as a land banking opportunity, his spokesman said Thursday in an email.The Wall Street Journal reports the property was sold for $22 million to Burkle, an associate of the late pop star and co-founder of the investment firm Yucaipa Companies.The asking price of the property was $100 million in 2016 then

Michael Jackson’s fabled Neverland estate is under new ownership.

Wall Street Journal reports that billionaire Ron Burkle, who was once one of Michael's financial advisors, bought the estate for $22 million, far less than what the property was listed at just five years ago.The 2,700-acre estate is located north of Santa Barbara, Calif., and has 22 structures, with the main house measuring 12,000 square feet.The property has a less-than-savory history, as several men have come forward over the years to allege that the pop star molested them there.

Michael Jackson’s troubled Neverland Ranch has found a new owner.Billionaire Ron Burkle, co-founder of investment firm Yucaipa Companies and a former associate of Jackson, has purchased the Los Olivos, Calif., property for $22 million, the Wall Street Journal reports.Beyond snagging himself roughly 2,700 acres and a nearly 12,000-square-foot mansion — among the many structures on the estate — Burkle also got a deal.

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once called one of the “most successful plaintiff attorneys of the mass tort bar.”Still, he seemed supportive of his third wife’s burgeoning music career. He hired her the best choreographers, songwriters and costume designers that money could buy, including those who had previously worked for Lady Gaga and Michael Jackson.

Prince Jackson is making Christmas a bit happier for 25 Los Angeles-area children, thanks to some help from toy manufacturer Mattel.

Last month, Michael Jackson's eldest son showed his concern for his community as he handed out meals to those in need. And, on Monday, Prince Jackson once again displayed his altruism as he donated toys to underprivileged children at Mattel in El Segundo, Los Angeles.

Pharrell Williams has claimed that “all but one” of the tracks on Justin Timberlake‘s debut album, ‘Justified’, were originally written for Michael Jackson.Speaking on Revolt TV podcast Drink Champs, Pharrell revealed that he was regularly sending beats to both Jackson and Prince, apparently without success.“John McClain was his manager at the time,” the Neptunes producer explained. “We sent him pretty much all the stuff y’all are hearing on the ‘Justified’ album.

Pharrell Williams is one of the best producers in the music business but his music might have looked a lot different.

Michael Jackson‘s estate has won an appeal that allows it to pursue arbitration after claiming the creators of Leaving Neverland violated a non-disparagement clause.The estate had sued HBO for $100 million, arguing that its 2019 documentary, which details accounts by Jackson’s alleged victims of child sex abuse, breaks a 27-year-old confidentiality clause.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAn appeals court on Monday handed a victory to the estate of Michael Jackson in its battle over the 2019 HBO documentary “Leaving Neverland,” which accused the late singer of sexually abusing two young boys.The Jackson estate sued HBO for $100 million, arguing that the documentary violated a 27-year-old non-disparagement clause from a 1992 concert film from the “Dangerous” tour.