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Just a few short months ago; Michael Jackson faced what many saw as the ruination of his life and his career. Now, he is out in public in London and ready to produce a new song. Fans are keeping watch 24 – 7 at the Dorchester, proving that Michael’s fans are as devoted as ever!
Crowds of twenty and thirty year olds, many with their children in tow, chant Michael’s name, wave banners and hope for a glimpse of him. Finally, Michael appears at the window of his suite and waves. Moments later, a bulk delivery of pizza arrives . . . ordered by Michael for the fans.
Michael, accompanied by Prince, Paris and Blanket have been touring the London sights. At Madame Tussaud’s, the children were ushered inside by Michael and other care – givers, their privacy protected by scarves. They stayed for about an hour, according to an insider. (A short tour, to be sure, but perfect time for someone touring with youngsters!) Of course, fans somehow get the news and arrive in time to see Michael and children exit the van!
The fun repeats when Michael and his children attend a matinee of “Billy Elliot” at the Victoria Palace theatre. Unfortunately, the eager crowd knocks Michael to the ground. The fun continues inside and outside Harrods when Michael and his children arrive. There, he bought dozens of documentaries including the BBC’s award – winning series, “Walking With Dinosaurs.”
At Harrods, he met with the owner, Mohamed Fayed, and shopped in private for two hours. According to sources, Michael was interested in the plasma screen televisions.
As goes Michael, so go his fans! Once more he was besieged by fans at a studio in Chiswick where he is supposedly to have begun work on the charity song, “From The Bottom Of My Heart.” The song is being made by 2SeasRecords, a label that is co- owned by brother Jermaine and Bahrain’s Prince Abdullah bin Hamad Al Khalifa.
Fans at a studio in Chiswick also besieged Jackson where he is said to have begun work on the charity song From The Bottom Of My Heart. It is being made by 2SeasRecords, a label co-owned by his brother Jermaine and Bahrain's Prince Abdullah bin Hamad Al Khalifa.
Source: MJFC / thislondon.com
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