The truth is she wanted him, but he didn't want her. But she didn't because her whole story is bogus. Knowing this, Stephanie could have easily answered "Yes, of course" and that would have been that. The fact that the interviewer asked specifically if they "tongue kissed" after Stephanie said he was "a great kisser" shows that she, like any sensible person, was doubtful. She'd just said he was a "great kisser", yet when the interviewer pressed her she just repeated the same words instead of giving a straight answer. That's what boyfriends and girlfriends normally do. It seems like Mills is presenting this as being a little more than what it seems (maybe she was teasing the radio announcers), but we're not exactly talking about some major romance here.Ĭonfirming that they tongue kissed would hardly be an intimate detail. As Mills said, she pretty much has had no contact with MJ since the start of the "Thriller" days and given their lines of work it would seem their paths would have crossed. It sounds like they went out on a few formal dates, no sparks flew and they went their separate ways.
Not only that, Mills confirmed in the interview there was no sex and based on her tone no sexual aspect to their dating. Pretty much all the dates were likely chaperoned, given their celebrity. Like I said, Stephanie Mills and Michael Jackson were not even in their 20s around the time Mills was doing "The Wiz" and MJ did the big-screen version. What is there left to say? She already said to them that he's a great kisser, why does she have to confirm whether he's a tongue kisser or not? It has already been established.Īnd she wasn't tripping, she was being a lady about it.
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