Ola Ray Reveals Intense Sexual Tension with Michael Jackson on 'Thriller' Set
The iconic 'Thriller' video co-star opens up about their chemistry and later royalty battle

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Ola Ray, who famously played Michael Jackson's girlfriend in the legendary 'Thriller' music video, has shared candid details about the undeniable sexual tension between them during filming. In an exclusive interview, she recounted their flirtatious interactions and the memorable kiss scene that captivated audiences worldwide.
Beyond the chemistry on set, Ola also revealed her complicated relationship with Michael off-camera, including a missed lunch date and a later legal battle over unpaid royalties. Her story sheds new light on the personal dynamics behind one of pop culture's most iconic moments.
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Unforgettable Chemistry on the 'Thriller' Set
Ola Ray described the palpable sexual tension she and Michael Jackson shared while filming the groundbreaking 'Thriller' video in the 1980s. She recalled their flirty conversations leading up to the famous kiss scene, which remains one of the most memorable moments in music video history.
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Missed Opportunities and Regrets
After the video shoot, Michael reportedly invited Ola to lunch, an offer she declined. However, she gave him her phone number, encouraging him to call. Reflecting on this decision, Ola expressed some regret, hinting at what might have been had she accepted the invitation.
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Legal Battle Over 'Thriller' Royalties
Despite their on-set chemistry, Ola sued Michael Jackson and his production company in 2009, just a month before his death, claiming she was not compensated for royalties from the iconic video. The lawsuit was settled in 2013, with Ola receiving $55,000 and her attorney $20,000.
There were never any hard feelings with Michael.—Ola Ray
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Looking Back and Moving Forward
In her full interview, Ola also shared her thoughts on the new Michael Jackson biopic, offering honest reactions and insights into the King of Pop's legacy. Her reflections provide a unique perspective on the man behind the music and the enduring impact of 'Thriller.'



