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Exclusive | Michael Jackson’s sons Prince and Bigi's wishes for the future of 'very special' Neverland Ranch revealed

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Ron Burkle purchased the property for $22 million in 2020, and a spokesperson for the businessman told Page Six the Neverland doors are always open for the Jackson family.

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Michael Jackson's sons, Prince and Biggie Jackson, want the famous Neverland estate to once again serve a charitable purpose and bring joy to sick and underprivileged children. The couple hopes the place will be preserved in the spirit of their father Michael Jackson's original idea, Page Six reports, citing a source close to the family. "They would love to see the property preserved and used in a way that honors Michael's original idea for the …

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Neverland could become a magical place for sick children. The desire of Michael Jackson's sons for their father's former farm

Although not owning the property, Prince and Bigi Jackson can unite for the purpose defended by the father; the current owner of the site has already manifested himself on the subject

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Prince Jackson (29) and his brother Bigi (24) seem to have a special desire for their father's former home: the two sons of Michael Jackson (†50) would like to make the Neverland Ranch a place where sick and disadvantaged children find joy. The estate in Los Olivos, California, is closely linked to their childhood. Many personal memories connect them with the former home of the King of Pop. Opposite Page Six, a source from the family environment…

Michael Jackson's sons - Prince and Biggie - would like the famous Neverland estate to become a place that brings joy to sick children and children from ...

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Page Six broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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