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Where is Wade Robson, Britney Spears’ former flame and Michael Jackson accuser, now? The choreographer used to work with NSync, has been married since 2005, and is a healing coach for child abuse
STORYFaye Bradley
- Britney Spears is praising one of her former flames, choreographer Wade Robson – he previously made allegations against the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, appearing in the Leaving Neverland docu
- Robson was behind Spears’ infamous Pepsi ads; she also wrote about him in her memoir, The Woman in Me, and reportedly cheated on her ex Justin Timberlake with him – but what has he been up to since?
Britney Spears is praising one of her former flames, choreographer Wade Robson, who recently shared a video about his trauma in an interview with Dr Peter A. Levine. Robson has previously been in the news for allegations he made against the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
According to the same source, Spears took to Instagram to share a now-deleted post where she wrote, “It warms my heart to see an older man take his time to even speak on such a subject!!!” together with a video of Wade. “Come on, let’s talk about [it]??? There is trauma and then there is trauma,” she added.
Spears, 42, and Robson, 41, have worked together over the years, with the “Toxic” singer once reportedly cheated on her ex Justin Timberlake with the choreographer. “We were out one night and we went to a Spanish bar. We danced and danced. I made out with him that night,” she wrote in her memoir, The Woman in Me.
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Here’s what else we know about him …
Who is Wade Robson?
Wade Robson is a well-known choreographer who made a name for himself in the 1990s and 2000s. He is best recognised for his work with Britney Spears and NSync.
What did Wade Robson choreograph for NSync and Britney Spears?
Robson was behind Spears’ well-known Pepsi ads, per the New York Post, and directed a performance by NSync and Spears at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards. Then he worked on the former’s No Strings Attached tour the following year. He also choreographed Spears’ “I’m a Slave 4 You” music video and made an appearance in NSync’s “Pop”.