LOS ANGELES: Recent court hearings have revealed a softer side of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. Intricate details of the singer’s personal life share his humble thought, kind nature, extreme love, affection and warmth that he felt not only for his children but towards humanity in general.
As details unraveled, it was found that the star used to wear a surgical cap while he slept to cover his balding scalp and used numerous tubes of skin bleach cream to hide his disorder which causes a discoloration of the skin.
But the man once dubbed ‘Wacko Jacko’ in the media, was then depicted as a father who cared deeply for his three children and even when he was hounded by paparazzi, he still tried his level best to procure a normal life.
Several sources reveal that Jackson in fact, shared a joyful life with his three children Prince, 13, Paris, 12, and Blanket, 8, and on the day he died, his kids were playing in the den as usual, said family chef Kai Chase.
“It was normally a happy home,” Chase said. “There was always music playing. You could hear the sound of kids playing and animals.”
Jackson’s family friend Firpo Carr told Reuters that Jackson never sang about heaven and had unique thoughts about it based on his religious beliefs.
“He did not plan on going to heaven, as you can tell from his songs, his whole thing was about living in paradise on Earth with his children,” Carr said.
However, Jackson’s family is still grieving the loss of their star and constantly try to revive his memory.
Michael Jackson’s father, Joe Jackson has taken on yet another venture as a tribute to his son and has decided to launch a fragrance collection dedicated to the memory of his late son.
Joe Jackson has teamed up with a French perfume company to create the male and female scents, called Jackson’s Tribute and Jackson’s Legend, which are inspired by plants grown at the Neverland ranch, reports dailystar.co.uk.
The family patriarch signed the deal with the corporate heads of the Julian Rouas Paris Company last month and the firm’s chief executive, Franck Rouas said, “With Joe Jackson, we are 50-50 partners in world sales, television rights and advertising receipts. We did it very, very quickly. Usually it takes a year.”
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Published in The Express Tribune, January 18th, 2011.
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