Jacko's chicken fried life

Michael Jackson orders Kentucky Fried Chicken for breakfast, lunch and dinner when flying on private jets.

The troubled pop star, 45, demands the Colonel's KFC original chicken breasts to go with mashed potato, corn and biscuits with spray butter, according to travel documents seized by police.

He also allegedly drinks white wine hidden in Diet Coke cans.

The travel records were taken from Jackson's charter plane company and are set be used against him by the prosecution in the child molestation case. Jackson is accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old cancer patient Gavin Arvizo after giving him wine hidden in fizzy drink cans.

The charter firm's passenger profile of Jackson's needs state: "White wine in Diet Coke cans on every flight." The word "every" is underlined.

The records are from a chartered flight on 1 September last year carrying Jackson, a cousin, lawyer, nanny and three children.

The singer's food and beverage preferences are listed for himself, nanny and children. He has additional food available at breakfast such as fruit, scrambled eggs, lox (smoked salmon) and bagels, but lunch and dinner remains solely the Colonel's domain. However. the document adds: "If travelling for a number of consecutive days, will try other forms of chicken but still would like the KFC."

However, the star's young children, Prince and Paris, have a much stricter diet. They are forbidden peanut butter, sugar, chocolate and chicken skin. The KFC must be stripped.

Toddler Prince Michael II is always fed by his nanny, Grace, and he also gets KFC - cut up into pieces - in addition to crackers, grapes and juice or milk.

Jackson rarely eats pudding. The document adds: "Will ask for a sundae one out of 10 times you fly with him." He also bans "broccoli and strong-scented food".

He is described as a "very timid flyer but will get out of his seat during take-off and landing".