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Michael Jackson’s Chimp Bubbles Attacks Bodyguard
Michael Jackson with Bubbles the Chimp and Bodyguard Lee Weaver
Bodyguard to the stars Lee Weaver almost had to shoot Michael Jackson’s chimpanzee Bubbles.
The six-foot-four, 294 pounds veteran bodyguard is sharing his outlandish stories from his 20-year career protecting many celebrities, such as Jackson, Lindsay Lohan, Sandra Bullock, Sylvester Stallone, Brad Pitt, Alec Baldwin and Eddie Murphy in his new book Memoirs of a Celebrity Bodyguard.
Although fighting was often-part of the job, Weaver said one altercation he was glad to have avoided was with Michael Jackson’s famous ape.
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While visiting Jackson’s Neverland ranch with Eddie Murphy, Bubbles approached Weaver, growling and baring his teeth, he wrote.
Suddenly, the chimp slammed his hand on the bodyguard’s knee. Then, he did it again but harder.
“Now I’m starting to panic…and I put my right hand into my coat to reach for a handgun,” Weaver said.
Fortunately, Jackson intervened and took Bubbles out of the room.
Eddie Murphy joked: “Could you imagine what would have happened if you had shot Bubbles?”
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