“There’s no way in the world,” said Randy Jackson, that his brother -the late Michael Jackson- would have ordered bodyguards to shoot Randy.

Perez Hilton earlier reported that ex-Michael Jackson bodyguard Matt Fiddes recently claimed in an interview with The Sun that ”Michael ordered him to be shot.”

According to Matt Fiddes, “Randy was so scared he got on the phone and threatened to call the Press.” The ex-bodyguard claimed Randy Jackson warned the bodyguards of Michael Jackson that, ‘If you shoot me the whole world will know about it.”

Fiddes described his former employer to be “out of his mind on drugs,” and added that “Luckily Randy [Jackson] was OK.”

However, TMZ was informed by a representative of Randy Jackson that Fiddes’ accusations ”couldn’t be further from the truth…”

“It’s absolutely absurd,” Randy conveyed. “There’s no way in the world that this actually happened.”

Calling Matt Fiddes and his allegations “a non-issue,” Randy Jackson and the rest of his family stated that they will simply ignore the ex-bodyguard’s allegations about Michael Jackson.

According to former Michael Jackson bodyguard Matt Fiddes, the late King of Pop once ordered his bodyguards to kill his brother, Randy Jackson. (An aside, for those who are wondering: No, the ‘American Idol’ judge is a different Randy Jackson.)

The Hollywood Gossip reported that Matt Fiddes was recently interviewed by UK tabloid The Sun. Fiddes described Michael Jackson to be paranoid. He also said that Jackson was ”caught in a war with his brothers for years.”

According to Fiddes, Michael’s brothers “were all desperate to sign him up to a $500 million deal for a Jackson 5 reunion tour. The eccentric Michael Jackson eventually grew fearful of his sibling Randy Jackson.

Fiddes claimed that, ”Things reached a head when Randy was trying to force his way past the bodyguards to speak to him in one of his rented homes. Michael ordered him to be shot.”

His bodyguards didn’t comply, of course. “[Michael] was out of mind on drugs,” Fiddes claimed, “And luckily Randy was OK.”

Randy Jackson, however, was understandably terrified. “Randy was so scared he got on the phone and threatened to call the press,” Matt Fiddes said. Randy supposedly warned the bodyguards that, “‘If you shoot me the whole world will know about it.’”

Fiddes also claimed that MJ hated fellow pop icon Madonna and tried to curse Steven Spielberg by sticking pins in a voodoo doll. None of the accusations Matt Fiddes leveled at Michael Jackson have been proven.

According to a former bodyguard of Michael Jackson, the late pop star was in love with Whitney Houston. Months ago, TMZ reported about rumors that Whitney Houston had an affair with Jermaine Jackson, the older brother of Michael Jackson, during the 1980s.

Now, former Jackson bodyguard Matt Fiddes revealed in an interview with The Sun UK that the late diva also pursued an affair with the pop icon during a two-week fling at Jackson’s Neverland Ranch in 1991.

“I loved Michael so much,” Fiddes began, “But I finally feel it’s time to get everything that horrified and upset me over the years off my chest. I also know this affair will end all the myths that Michael was some kind of child molester – he was a straight man.”

Fiddes proceeds to relate one of the greatest love stories ever told. “One of the many stories that has never been told about Michael is that he had an ultra-secret affair with Whitney Houston that he never got over. He was furious when he heard she had also slept with Jermaine but this didn’t stop him holding a candle for her his whole life,” he related.

“They met because they were two of the biggest recording artists on the planet and mixing in the same circles,” Fiddes observed of the romance between Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston. “They instantly connected as kindred spirits because they understood each other’s massive fame.”

Michael Jackson was so in love with Houston that he wanted to marry her. “Whitney practically moved in to Michael’s ranch and they had a fling like any other young couple. But Michael said later he had always hoped the relationship had gone further,” Fiddes said, “And I know he dreamed of marrying her.”

Matt Fiddes shared about the last meeting between Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston. “[At Michael's anniversary concerts at New York's Madison Square Garden in 2001] They were both a mess, to be honest. They shared what would be their final hugs and Michael begged Whitney to get off the drugs that were destroying her life. The two of them whispered that they loved each other as they hugged. The emotion was written all over their faces,” Fiddes described.

Michael Jackson passed away in 2009. Whitney Houston died in 2012. Both stars struggled with drug addiction throughout their careers.