‘Thriller’ Beauty’s Living Nightmare Over Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson is once again getting targeted by Ola Ray — the bitter "Thriller" beauty who says that she ended up in the poorhouse after getting robbed of millions of dollars!

"I'm outraged, upset and in shock," Ola told The Daily Mail after learning about plans to market a 3D version of her classic video with the controversial legend, where she found fame being terrorized by dancing zombies. It's the latest insult to the former model, who told The National ENQUIRER that she had already been cheated out of a staggering $5.5million in royalties!

Ola landed her iconic "Thriller" role after in a featured turn alongside Eddie Murphy in 1981's "48 Hrs." She then had a small role alongside Burt Reynolds in the 1983 bomb "The Man Who Loved Woman," and posed for the cover of Playboy.

A planned sitcom with fellow Michael Jackson protege Alfonso Ribeiro fizzled, though, and she was soon getting by doing commercials. The "ton of work" that she expected from the video "never really came," she told The ENQUIRER.

A disappointed Ola developed a cocaine addiction that quickly consumed her small savings. But shortly after The ENQUIRER published the bombshell interview with Ola in 2012, she received a $55,000 settlement from Michael's estate — after originally being paid $2,500 for the role.

Ola also told The ENQUIRER that she's still angry over Michael's family interfered with what she thought could have been a serious romance off the set. "We shared a lot of intimate moments," she recalled of their times in his trailer, "and yes, we'd kiss. I did see him naked. I thought he was very cute and sexy — and he wanted 'it.'"

But that never happened, added Ray — saying that Michael was "not allowed" to pursue a full romance with her. She blames his mom Katherine, saying she "disapproved" of the then-23-year-old cutie."I'm still very heartbroken about it," Ola said."We'd have made such beautiful babies."

Ola was living in Sacramento, Calif., when she talked to The ENQUIRER, and had turned to government aid to take care of her daughter. "I have had to live below my means and in poverty because of this," Ola told the Mail — adding: "'How do they think they can just do this without paying me?"