love story between Michael Jackson and Diana Ross?Can be truth?  

I have never heard any thing about this, so I can't commit on this this, is the first time I have heard, about something like this, I do know that Michael Jacksom were good friends, and he felt real close to her, but what you are talking about about the plasice surgery, I don't know about Michael Jackson, trying to look like Diana Ross.

I have not heard anything like this, but I wouldn't be surprised if some speculated this.

What is known is that when the Jackson 5 became part of Motown, Michael & Diana became fast friends. Other rumors that went around since the beginning was that Diana Ross discovered the Jackson 5, but that was sort of Motown's fault, because the Jackson 5's first album was titled something like Diana Ross Introduces The Jackson 5. However, what really happened was that William (Smokey) Robinson was really the one who discovered them.

Both, Michael & Diana were guests on the same episodes of many variety shows in which they joked around together & sang together.

When Berry Gordy moved Motown Studios to California, (lots of speculation that would probbaly be at least one entirely different discussion - or more than one), one of the main reasons was because he wanted to try to get into the film/movie industry. Diana Ross & Michael Jackson co-starred in The Wiz, what I call a Motown version of the Wizard of Oz.

All throughout their musical careers, especially when doing shows & concerts, they always attended each other's events when possible. During quite a few Michael Jackson concerts, Michael would quite often have Diana join him on stage, & Diana would also very often have Michael join her as well.

Michael's will revealed that his children would be cared for by their grandmother (his mother), & if she was incapable, Diana Ross would take care of them. I think this speaks for itself.

From what I know, all the surgeries weren't because of Diana. Most of it was because of skin problems that he was trying to get rid of, & adding to that, his father, Joe Jackson, actually added by criticizing the problems.