our first guest is nisha kataria. she was a protege of michael jackson and lived in neverland back in 2003. she recorded a duet with michael. she is an artist in her own right, thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> tell me about meeting michael jackson, how that came about? >> michael jackson's manager got ahold of my demo and he listened to my track "i will always love you," originally done by whitney houston. they were sitting in neverland and he played michael my "i will always love you" song. michael said wow, who is this girl? can you call her? and so next thing you know we drove to california to meet michael and i met him and the very first time i met him he had a big smile on his face. he was very, very friendly and gave me a hug. prince and paris and grace the nanny were all in the room they all gave me a hug. >> you were living in phoenix at the time? >> yes. we lived in phoenix and drove to california to meet him. >> so did you go to neverland to meet him? >> yes. we drove into neverl

nisha, you mentioned paris and prince and blanket. paris was about 6 or 5 and prince a year older, blanket just a baby. did you see them interact at all with michael jackson as a dad? >> i did. you would think -- these kids could have anything they wanted because michael jackson is their father. me and my mom and michael and prince were in the movie theater. there is a concession stand with all the popcorn and candy you could ask for. we were in the theater and my mom offered prince a candy bar and michael told her politely he can't have anymore today. he already had some. so you could tell they were disciplined kids and close to their father and polite, friendly kids. >> the world first saw paris at michael's memorial. many people were surprised. she was almost elegant and very sweet and spoke from the heart. how did you find all three kids. >> they are adorable kids. one incident when grace was driving us from the movie theater to the main house because it is a little bit far. i was in the front passenger seat. and paris and my mom

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