The nanny returns to LA, reveals more on life with Michael Jackson

Grace Rwaramba seen with Prince I and Michael Jackson

Less than a week after the passing of the legend, the people who were involved with the minutiae of his daily life are speaking out.

The nanny who cared for Michael Jackson's three children for nearly a decade, Grace Rwaramba, 42, spoke with The Times of London about his alleged dangerous drug habit.

I had to pump his stomach many times. He always mixed so much of it," Rwaramba said. "There was one period that it was so bad that I didn't let the children see him," she is quoted as saying. "He always ate too little and mixed too much."

In return, Mallika Chopra, daughter of Deepak Chopra, author, spiritual adviser, teacher and medical doctor as well as friend of Michael Jackson, wrote about Rwaramba's statements to the Times.

For the record, Grace never pumped Michael's stomach. She has no idea how she would even do such a thing," she wrote on her web site. "Grace is more than my best friend – I refer to her as my sister."

People has the details on Rwaramba's recent revelations about the private life of her employer, including his ideas on money, or lack thereof, and her attempts at an intervention in December with Michael Jackson's mother and sister, Janet. Rwaramba says she was dismissed in December. The children are currently in the custody of their grandmother, Katherine, although it does appear that a fight is brewing over his children and their estate.

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