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ABC-Interview with Karen Faye (MJ makeup artist), Dennis Tompkins and Michael Bush (their stylists)

was the most private person while the person more public.

Michael Jackson's family watched his body in the Forest Lawn cemetery in Los Angeles, the final resting place of many of Hollywood's elite.

The King of Pop spoke your stylist Karen Faye-fixing hair for the video shoot.

To prepare the farewell Jackson, his family had returned to the three people who were important to wear the star and making it a plus icon a quarter of a century: Dennis Tompkins, Michael Bush and Karen Faye. " Nobody else could have," Faye said about the honor of firing the his friend one last time. "I knew how I wanted to be. So I did for their children." Stylists Tompkins and Bush had designed new clothes for Jackson, incorporating elements of the King of Pop's favorite throughout his career. Tompkins, who created most of Jackson's most memorable costumes, described her outfit as of "Liberace going to war." Notably absent from the dress at the funeral of Jackson, however, its iconic accessory - the sequined white glove " For Michael, the glove was just Billie Jean," said Bush. "It represents that song. It's not Michael Jackson." These are people who knew the man behind the music. ABC paid a license to have private images of personal collections, these three friends proportions Drinking good snapshots of moments "more vulnerable" to global superstar. Showman to the end, but at the time of his death circle Jackson determined that the King of Pop was to make the last voyage as the world knew: a true showman. For nine hours, Faye and Bush canceled their own pain and the overwhelming smell of formaldehyde to prepare a "Final Curtain Call" to Jackson. After dressing, Bush even helped lift and position the body in the coffin. "The work that Karen and I did with Michael in Forest Lawn, joined us for for life, "Bush said. In an exclusive interview for" 20/20 "special" Michael Jackson: after life, "Tompkins, Faye Bush and spoke with Cynthia McFadden ABC about what it meant work with a big star - and denied the persistent rumors continued Jackson about his sexual orientation, plastic surgery and drug use. In the interview, the trio has first publicly spoke of his friend. Karen Faye met Michael Jackson in 1982, when she was hired to fix her hair and makeup for the cover of the album "Thriller." " walked so very shy but was very friendly," recalled Faye about Michael. "Everything was 'please' and 'thank you'." . For example, when he saw that Jackson had with him a baby tiger, she showed the fabric of your underwear, "'Michel just said Oh,'" says Faye while demonstrating how he covered his face. "He was so embarrassed by it . But I think that was why I I call to make with a next job. He liked people sense of humor. " all know that Jackson began taking painkillers after his hair caught fire during the filming of a Pepsi commercial in 1984. Faye said it was not the case. He said the use of prescription drugs musician began in 1993 - nearly ten years after the infamous trade. "Just before he was touring with "Dangerous", had an operation to help the healing. But he had no enough time to recover, "said Faye." So in order to move forward, he began using painkillers, it is very painful when the were cut nerve endings. " Faye said she has no no idea what Michael was taking medication. Rumors of sexual abuse, according to Bush and Faye were what made the World Jackson exploded in Bangkok: California authorities announced they were investigating the singer for sexually abusing a 13-year-old. "The day it came out, had gone on stage than 80,000 people," Bush said. "It was devastating," Faye said, "because I had to go out every day in front of a dumb saying that he was a pedophile." Faye said the pain "gave [Jackson] capacity" to make a combination of emotional pain caused by the allegations and existing physical pain. few months after the allegations came to light, Jackson had settled out of court with his accuser to pay the sum of 20 million dollars. Then, almost a decade later, another guy came also claiming that Jackson had sexually abused him. The child was seen in a British documentary holding hands with the musician and talk that Jackson and "shared a bed." The observation fueled the prosecution of Jackson. "He only said the word 'bed,'" Bush recalled. "For many people have sexual tone, and that's the furthest thing from the mind of Michael." Circle of Jackson is adamant, saying that the star was not a pedophile or homosexual, as many have speculated. According to his friends, Jackson constantly elegy to the "hot chicks" that appeared in his videos. Jackson was acquitted of all charges after a three-month trial and a half. La Mancha for the prosecution, however, persisted. The trial in the second round of allegations was devastating to Jackson. Karen Faye and Michael Bush went to Neverland in the morning to prepare his friend and boss of the Court. "Before washing your hair, Michael knelt on the floor and put his arms around me and wept. We pray to God to help us and people who know the truth , "Faye said. Every day he walked into the courtroom wearing a suit again designed by stylists who became his friends gave him a little moral support

In his art, Michael Jackson played several times with the idea of \u200b\u200bmetamorphosis. Many of their music videos, including "Thriller," " Black or White "and" Remember the time "are characterized by becoming someone or something else.

Nothing was more important than in the minimovie "Ghosts", in which Jackson becomes a middle-aged white man. As the makeup artist for over 25 years, Karen Faye knew very well the face of Jackson

. He said one thing is certain: Jackson had vitiligo, a skin condition that produces large white spots. As eyeliner and lips, Faye said, "he liked the line is drawn between what is permitted for men and what is permissible for women."

Faye Jackson acknowledged that he had plastic surgery. "I always tried to be perfect," he said. Faye refused, however, rumors that the star had a prosthetic nose . "tape was used to carry in their nose which served to expand," he said. But admitted that she personally thought that Michael Jackson was too far with plastic surgery.

Shortly after Jackson announced his latest tour, "This Is It" Faye received a call from the asking if she would join him once again. Faye says she felt that she was afraid of being retried. . "standing in front of an audience, all that fear, all doubt , all the cruelty directed at him, I was afraid," said Faye. "I did not want to go through that." Faye said he was concerned that Jackson was too thin to make the show. As the clock marked the time the pressure increased. The tour would be his first major appearance since the end of the trial and be the first time that their children it would appear on stage. The scenario was his element, a place that had electrified many times, dazzling million since jumping superstar as a child in 1969. Faye, Bush and Tompkins could not say whether Jackson was taking any medication while preparing for the tour, "This is It", because the three anticipated witness in the upcoming trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, Jackson's personal physician . But say everyone was very concerned about the welfare of the star. Speaking to ABC News three dancers Jackson said the final test before he died, Jackson said "we all." They said they were surprised by his death. As for the weight loss of Jackson, the concert promoter, AEG, said also worried about the weight of the star and had hired someone to manage your meals. Jackson But nowhere near ready, Faye and Bush insist on it. According Bush, Jackson was "thin to the bone" "I was afraid I was physically unable to make the presentation," said Faye. On 25 June she was expecting Jackson at Staples Center to begin trials when news came that she feared "Jackson had been taken to hospital. Then came a phone call from her boyfriend, who said he heard on the news the information that Jackson had suffered a heart attack. "Many things went through my mind," said Faye. "But because of my fears I knew it was probably true." But then came the moment. Faye account "was in my room for makeup and Kenny left his office hugged me and whispered, 'is gone. We lost. " And my knees just collapsed. Faye said she believes that if people had paid attention , the world still have their King of Pop, Michael Jackson. She said she found solace in remember all the times we shared with the star and the laughter united. Source: http://abcnews.go.com

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