Dr. Conrad Murray was on the phone with three different women the day Michael Jackson died

Prosecutors in the manslaughter case want to prove that Murray’s love life distracted him from properly taking care of his patient.

Sade Anding, a cocktail waitress living in Houston, was the one Murray was talking to minutes before he made the 911 call for Michael Jackson.

Prosecutors argue that the doctor was paying attention to his girlfriend, and not Michael Jackson, adding that a $500 check he wrote to her came “after the two came back from a social outing.”

A stripper at Spearmint Rhino Gentleman’s Club in Las Vegas, Michelle Bella, was another woman Murray contacted on June 25, 2009 at 8:30 A.M.

Prosecutors want to admit text messages between Murray and stripper Michelle Bella sent on Prosecutors also want the jury to see a receipt for $1,100 — showing what Murray paid for at the Spearmint Rhino the day he met Bella.

The third woman, Bridgette Morgan, talked to Murray on June 25, and asked him about a plane ticket he said he was purchasing for her so she could fly out to see him.