Wade Robson is an established Australian dancer and choreographer, married to his gorgeous wife, Amanda Rodriguez.

The dancer received the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography for the dance number “Ramalama (Bang Bang)” in So You Think You Can Dance. Later, he joined the Fox television dance series So You Think You Can Dance as a guest judge and choreographer in 2007.

Wade has directed music videos and world tours for pop acts such as NSYNC, and Britney Spears began performing as a dancer when he was five.

The dancer made several headlines after he reported the accusation case against the legendary pop artist Micahel Jackson.

During Jackson’s trial in 2005, Robson testified under oath that Jackson had never misbehaved. Surprisingly, he reversed his position and filed a late creditor claim and a civil lawsuit against the Jackson estate, alleging that Jackson had abused him for eight years, from 1990 to 1997. In the 2019 documentary Leaving Neverland, he details his allegations.

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Wade Robson’s Wife, Amanda Rodriguez

Amanda Rodriguez is the wife of singer and choreographer Wade Robson. The pair tied their knot in 2005.

Robson and his wife Amanda established the Robson Child Abuse Healing and Prevention Fund to prevent child abuse nationwide.

His organization grants to non-profit organizations that help it identify and prevent child abuse. His organization fills gaps in child abuse healing and prevention that are underdeveloped, under-researched, or otherwise dormant. All contributions to the Fund are direct to the Hawaii Community Foundation.

Wade Robson’s Relationship Timeline

Robson dated Michael Jackson’s niece Brandi, the daughter of Jackie Jackson, for seven years. Brandi states in the Neverland Firsthand: Investigating the Michael Jackson Documentary, a documentary made in response to Leaving Neverland, that she and Robson met as children during a photo shoot with Michael Jackson.

Robson asked Jackson to set the two up. The two were friends for ten years before the beginning of their relationship.

Brandi also said that Robson cheated on her with Britney Spears during Spears’s 1999–2001 tour, ending the pair’s relationship and the relationship between Spears and former boyfriend, Justin Timberlake.

As per the source, Justin wrote “Cry Me a River” about Spears cheating on him with Robson. Neither Spears nor Timberlake has commented on these rumors. Robson also dated dancer Mayte Garcia from 2000 until 2001.

Wade Robson’s Net Worth in 2022

Wade is an established Australian dancer, choreographer, director, and composer with a net worth of $1 million.

Robson changed his mind in 2013, claiming that Jackson had sexually abused him and filing a $1.5 billion civil suit against Jackson’s estate.

He performed with a group of dancers from Johnny Young’s Talent School when he was a kid. Wade specialized in impersonating Michael Jackson.

Wade, director of music videos and significant world tours for artists including Britney Spears and NSYNC. He also hosted the MTV show “The Wade Robson Project” and was a guest judge and choreographer on the Fox series “So You Think You Can Dance.”

At nine, Robson immigrated to the United States with his mother and sister. Assisting them with the move was Michael Jackson, who recruited Robson to appear in his music videos for “Black or White,” “Jam,” and “Heal the World.”

When he was 14, Robson got his first choreography job working for Immature, an R&B boy band.

Wade Robson’s Children

Wade has a son, Koa Robson, with his wife, Amanda Rodriguez.

Regrettably, only a handful of information is available online about his son Koa.

Robson was a Jackson fan since birth, thanks to his mother’s nonstop playing of Jackson’s songs while pregnant with him, and by the age of four, he knew all of the King of Pop’s famous moves.

Robson won a national Jackson dance impersonation contest when he was five years old in his native Australia. The grand prize was meeting Michael Jackson, who invited Robson to perform at his concert in Brisbane.

Besides his dancing career, Robson also co-wrote four songs with ‘NSYNC’s leading man, Justin Timberlake, on the band’s 2001 album Celebrity despite not having formal musical training.