Jackée Harry Reveals She Was Intimate With Michael Jackson And Saw His Penis

Jackée Harry has made a claim that suggests she might have been intimate at one time with Michael Jackson. Appearing as a guest on episode of We Playin' Spades podcast, the 227 actor spoke about the relationship with hosts Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee. Before diving into the game, Cannon broke down a few of the house rules, including the penalties for breaking said rules the host proceeded to hand each player a "black card," which he said he would revoke if the player was caught cheating Harry immediately began thinking of the American Express Centurion Card, more widely known as the "black card." She then asked the group, including her good friend Kym Whitley, if they could recall the first celebrity they ever saw with the highly coveted credit card. "You know who mine was? Michael Jackson," she said. "But his wasn’t black. He had titanium — had to spend a million [dollars] a year, minimum." Harry went on to say that she had known Jackson "a long time," claiming she had met him in the 1990s through their mutual friend, Marva Hicks. "She sang background for him… God rest her soul," Harry said. "She was my best friend… She introduced me to him." Harry then made a comment that left some of the players scratching their heads. "Everything was true down there," she said with a suggestive tone. "What do you mean?" Bee asked. "What they sayin' about Mike down there? Tell us the tea about Mike’s 'down there.'" Harry hesitated to expand, saying she didn’t "want to be sued." After a few moments of encouragement, the Emmy-winning actor insinuated she had seen Jackson's penis."It had a spot on it. That’s all I’m saying," she said. "I don’t know if it’s a birthmark." Cannon immediately started laughing and suspected Harry was referring to Jackson’s vitiligo, an autoimmune condition that causes pale spots and patches on the skin. "Girl, you are not talking about vitiligo on his dick!" Bee shouted before asking Harry if Jackson "was good." Harry nodded her head and described the late artist as a "nice cat" who reminded her of Cannon. "It’s all the same with the lights out," she said. "Look at Nick. He’s like Nick. Nick’s a thin, good-looking, handsome man, but I’ve heard tales! So, hey!"