Showing posts with label Jermaine Jackson. Show all posts
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Friday, July 31, 2009

Omar Bhatti is rumoured to be Micheal Jackson 4th son. Very similar with MJ. Joe Jackson is Yes






Rumors began circulating likw wildfire a few weeks ago, that Omer Bhatti , a 25-year-old Norwegian rapper/performer is the secret son of Michael Jackson , a product of a one-night at the pike of his fame in the 80's with a fan from Norway. Joe Jackson drop a bombshell saying Omer Bhatti is Michael Jackson's son. Yup, MJ's Fourth child and I think he made this one himself. It was always rumored that Michael Jackson had a "secret son" or "love child," Omer Bhatti, who was mysteriously sitting with the Jackson family at Michael's funeral. No one took it too seriously because no one actually thought MJ had sex with a woman. Well, the speculation just came to an end because Joe Jackson confirmed in an interview with NewsOne that Omer is Michael's son. His son made with his own DNA unlike that blonde blue eye one. Jackson told NewsOne yesterday:

"Yes, I knew he had another son, yes I did. He looks like a Jackson, acts like a Jackson, can dance like a Jackson. This boy is a fantastic dancer."
Omer was the result of a one night encounter between Michael Jackson and Pia Bhatti. Both Pia, Omer, and/or Omer’s legal father lived and/or worked for Jackson sometime during the pop singer’s career.








Jackson was introduced to Omer way back in 1996 he was highly impressed by the imitation dance move of then 12 years old Omer. On the following year Jackson invited the whole family at Neverland ranch to stay with him. Omer’s father Riz Bhatti worked as a chauffeur and Omer’s mother Pia Bhatti became the caretaker of Blanket.




Star Magazine is reporting that the youngest of Michael Jackson’s three children was mothered by a Norwegian dental hygienist, whose 25-year-old son is the rumored “secret lovechild” on the late pop icon.

Jackson never disclosed the identity of seven-year-old Prince Michael Jackson II’s (AKA “Blanket”) mother, revealing only that he was born to an anonymous surrogate, however Star claims Jackson’s longtime friend and former employee Pia Bhatti agreed to donate her eggs to the superstar after he learned that her son Omer – a rapper known as O-Bee — was the result of their one night stand in 1984.

“Pia was sworn to secrecy about Blanket. The agreement she had with Michael was that she would never reveal herself to be Blanket’s mom.”

According to the tabloid scoop, MJ struck up a deal with Pia to provide him with a third child. When approached by Star reporters, Bhatti refused to comment on the claims.



According to Star Magazine, the woman who gave birth to Michael Jackson's youngest child Blanket is Pia Bhatti, a Norwegian dental hygienist, whose 25-year-old son Omer Bhatti is the rumored “secret son” of Jackson.


"Pia was sworn to secrecy about Blanket," a source tells the magazine. "Michael always liked the mystique. He never wanted anyone to know the truth about any of his children."


Pia lives with her husband Riz in a graffiti-riddled suburb of Oslo, Norway. She is reportedly turning down all requests for interviews. So no one has actually confirmed that Pia is Blanket’s mom, but a source says. "you only had to see her with Blanket. She treated him as her own for one very good reason — he is.".


Rumors about Jackson having a fourth child have resurfaced after Omer Bhatti was spotted at the singer’s memorial.


Jackson reportedly told close friends several years ago that Omer was the result of a one-night stand he had with a fan, Pia Bhatti, in 1984. Omer lived at Jackson's Neverland mansion for several years as a child. Check out the photos of Omer Bhatti. The resemblance is there.




Michael Jackson’s secret son 25 years Omar Bhatti Norwegian rapper (mother Pia Bhatti) is no secret now, you will found him in most of the recent family photos. Even couple of weeks ago Omar Bhatti was allowed to sat in the front row circled by the Jackson family at the Michael Jackson’s memorial service at the Los Angeles .




Michael Jackson 25 year old rumored new son Omer Bhatti was welcomed by Michael Jackson’s family. A 25 year old Norwegian Omer Bhatti known as a singer-rapper was spotted sitting beside Jackson’s family at the time of the memorial. There were also rumored that Michael Jackson had a one-night stand with Pia Bhatti which is Omer Bhatti’s mother. There were also report that Omer Bhatti’s mother Pia Bhatti undergo a DNA test to prove that Omer Bhatti is Michael Jackson older son.

Jermaine Jackson Michael’s brother had announced that Omer Bhatti will be welcomed into the family if he could prove that he is the fourth child of Jackson.

Jermaine also added that he is not yet sure whether Omer is his brother’s son. But if he is a Jackson, he would be treated exactly the same as Michael’s three younger children, Prince Michael, 12, Paris Michael, 11, and Blanket (Prince Michael II) seven.

A US Official Tabloid Gossip report in 2004 claimed Michael had been telling his friends he was the father, but they were unsure whether or not to believe him.

However, Omer’s appearance and his physical similarities to Michel ’s official son Blanket, has indeed fuelled speculation that he might be the son of Michael Jackson




Jackson's personal life generated significant controversy. His changing appearance was noticed from the early 1980s, with changes to the shape of his nose and to the color of his skin drawing media publicity. He was accused in 1993 of child sexual abuse, although no charges were brought. He married twice, first in 1994 and again in 1996, and brought up three children, one of them born to a surrogate mother. In 2005, he was tried and acquitted of child molestation allegations. Jackson died at the age of 50 on June 25, 2009, in Los Angeles, California after suffering from cardiac arrest. His memorial service was broadcast live around the world. The Global Language Monitor reported that news of his death and the immediate aftermath was the second biggest story of the 21st century on the Internet, trailing only the election of Barack Obama to the US Presidency.


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Thursday, July 16, 2009

Michael Jackson memorial: Which performance moved you most?






Staples Memorial and tribute to MJ , saw many of his friends singing and giving eulogy abt MJ.
List of song include :-

# Andrae Crouch Choir, "Soon and Very Soon"
# Mariah Carey and Trey Lorenz, "I'll Be There"
# Lionel Richie, "Jesus Is Love"
# Stevie Wonder, "Never Dreamed You'd Leave in Summer"
# Jennifer Hudson, "Will You Be There"
# John Mayer, "Human Nature"
# Jermaine Jackson, "Smile"
# Usher, "Gone Too Soon"
# Shaheen Jafargholi, "Who's Loving You"
# Group, "We Are the World" + "Heal the World"

Sample of songs :-

Jennifer Hudson 4 Michael Jackson @ Staples Centre






Usher - Gone Too Soon - Tribute To Michael Jackson






Shaheen Jafargholi (HD) Michael Jackson Tribute
12-year-old Shaheen Jafargholi singing "Who's Loving You" at the Michael Jackson Memorial in the Staples Center, Los Angeles, Tuesday 7th July 2009, in front of an estimated global TV audience of one billion people.





Mariah Carey - I'll Be There - Michael Jackson Memorial






Stevie Wonder - Michael Jackson Memorial








Jermaine Jackson singing at "Michael Jackson memorial"
Michael Jackson brother, Jermaine Jackson singing at STAPLES CENTER - Jackson memorial. The song is called "Smile" (by Charlie Chaplin) and is believed to be Michael Jackson's favorite song.








We Are The World - Michael Jackson Memorial







Lionel Ritchie singing at "Michael Jackson memorial
Lionel Ritchie singing for Michael Jackson - Jesus is Love








Michael Jackson Memorial Service Queen Latifah Reads Maya Angelou






Michael Jackson Memorial Service @ Staples Center Brooke Shields
Give a rare view of Michael Jackson early years and behind the scene character.





Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Berry Gordy Eulogy
Motown Records founder Berry Gordy eulogizes Michael Jackson, "who was like a son to me," he says. "We all knew we was special."





Michael Jackson's eldest child, daughter Paris, gives a tearful good-bye at his memorial service.






Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Smokey Robinson







Reverend Al Sharpton eulogizes Michael Jackson. At one point, he tells his family, "There was nothing strange about your daddy. It was strange what your daddy had to deal with, but he dealt with it."








Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee (D-TX) eulogizes Michael Jackson and says that he is "innocent until proven otherwise". She also introduced Resolution 600, dedicated to the King of Pop.






Which songs and eulogy speech u like?


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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Staples Centre , Michael Jackson tribute pixs, jackson childrens , An elegant balance between entertainment and eulogy

Balancing the delicate choices about entertainment vs. eulogy, the Michael Jackson memorial worked incredibly well as both without bowing to the expectations of either.
Tuesday's event as Staples Center was under a global microscope of fans, media and harrumphers, and few in the house -- and likely at home -- could argue its elegance, sense of purpose and breadth of emotions.

There was no glitzy entertainment in the interim, nothing really for the crowd to do. It was a surreal experience to be among 17,000-plus people sitting quietly for the first dozen minutes or so, until many felt comfortable talking among themselves.

Overall, there were many more smiles and laughs than tears during the two-hour-plus event. There also was a deliberate and noticeable lack of flash, again straddling that line between the showbiz so many craved and the sorrow so many felt.

Once the speakers and singers began, there was an unhurried pace -- far from the showbiz spectacle many expected, even assumed. A performance followed each eulogy, and the song choices mostly eschewed Jackson's huge hits for lesser-known material sung with a purpose.

Everyone who stepped to the podium seemed to have a singular purpose in their words. The Jackson family's pastor, Lucious Smith, offered words of comfort after loss. Queen Latifah spoke for the legions of Jackson's fans, recalling how she and her brother tried to master the Robot after buying the "Dancing Machine" 45. Kobe Bryant stressed the King of Pop's huge-scale humanitarian efforts.

Sharpton focused on Jackson as a bridge builder and a barrier smasher between races and cultures.


There was a little buzz in the room as he took the stage. The fiery orator seized the room immediately. "It was Michael Jackson who brought blacks and white and Latinos and Asians together," he boomed, earning one of the biggest cheers of the day.He also offered one of the event's best lines in any context. Speaking directly to Jackson's three children -- and likely to his many detractors -- he said, "Wasn't nothing strange about your daddy; it was strange what your daddy had to deal with."


The three most affecting speakers -- Berry Gordy, the Rev. Al Sharpton and Brooke Shields -- offered up very succinct and very different points about Jackson's life.
Shields gave a perspective with which few can really identify: the loss of innocence of a child star. Her remembrances of their laughing together and just being "two little kids having fun" were particularly moving, driving home the fact that Jackson never really had a childhood -- and won't get a chance at golden years either.

The performances ranged from outstanding to "thanks for coming out." Stevie Wonder began by saying, "This is a moment that I wished I didn't have to see coming." His soulful, sorrowful, heart-wrenching delivery of "They Won't Go When I Go" easily was the best of the day. At the other end of the spectrum, Mariah Carey made a number of missteps during her version of the Jackson 5's "I'll Be There" early on.

The service had an undeniably Christian tone, which might raise a few eyebrows because of Jackson's high-profile conversion to Islam. But the service worked on so many levels: memorial and entertainment, mourning and celebration, remembrance and farewell. And after a finale of "We Are the World" that featured a stage packed with performers, the Jackson family was alone onstage.

Jermaine and Marlon lamented the loss of their brother, but it was Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris, who left the crowd -- and the world -- with the most moving words of the ceremony.

"Ever since I was born," she began, sobbing and barely mustering the strength to speak, "Daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. And I just want to say I love him so much."

The wave of emotion washed over the room, with many audibly crying. It was an incredibly affecting end to an alternately somber and joyous day.



Janet Jackson (L-R), Paris Michael Katherine, LaToya Jackson, Jermaine Jackson and
Prince Michael Jackson attend a memorial service for their brother and father, music
legend Michael Jackson, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7,
2009.



Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris (3rd R), cries as she attempts to speak and is
consoled by Jackson's siblings (back L-R) Jermaine, La Toya, Jackie, Janet, Randy,
(front L-R) Marlon, Tito, Rebbie, and her brother Prince Michael (2nd R) during
memorial services for pop star Michael Jackson in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.




Michael Jackson's parents Joe Jackson (back C) and Katherine (front L) arrive with his
son Prince Michael (R) during memorial services for the late pop star in Los Angeles
July 7, 2009.



Katherine Jackson (R), mother of Michael Jackson, arrives with Michael Jackson's
daughter, Paris (C), for his memorial services in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.



The Jackson Brothers accompany the casket into the memorial service for Michael
Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7, 2009.



Singer Janet Jackson attends the Michael Jackson public memorial service held at
Staples Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.




Actress Brooke Shields eulogizes at Michael Jackson's public memorial service held at
Staples Center in Los Angeles, July 7, 2009



Janet Jackson (L) and La Toya Jackson, sisters of the late Michael Jackson, stand with
his children, Prince Michael Jackson II and Paris Jackson (R), during the memorial
service for Michael Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7,
2009.




Pastor Lucious Smith speaks at the Michael Jackson public memorial service held at
Staples Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.



John Mayer performs during memorial services for pop star Michael Jackson in Los
Angeles July 7, 2009.



Singer Jennifer Hudson (R) performs during memorial services for pop star Michael
Jackson in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.




Family members of Michael Jackson attend his public memorial service held at Staples
Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009. Rebbie Jackson (L-R), Janet Jackson, Randy
Jackson, Tito Jackson, Marlon Jackson, Jackie Jackson and Jermaine Jackson.





Family members of Michael Jackson attend his public memorial service held at Staples
Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009. Rebbie Jackson (L-R), Janet Jackson, Randy
Jackson, Tito Jackson, Marlon Jackson, Jackie Jackson and Jermaine Jackson.


Musician Stevie Wonder performs during memorial services for pop star Michael Jackson
in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.


Musician Lionel Richie performs during the memorial service for Michael Jackson at the
Staples Center in Los Angeles, California July 7, 2009.




Queen Latifah speaks to people gathered at the Staples Center during a memorial
service for Michael Jackson in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.



Singers Mariah Carey (L) and Trey Lorenz sing "I'll Be There" during memorial services
for pop star Michael Jackson in Los Angeles July 7, 2009




Musician Smokey Robinson speaks during the memorial service for Michael Jackson at the
Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7, 2009




The Andrae Crouch Singers open the memorial service for Michael Jackson at the Staples
Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7, 2009




Michael Jackson's casket is displayed at his public memorial service at the Staples
Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009



Reverend Al Sharpton (L) and the Supreme Minister and National Representative of the
Nation of Islam Louis Farrakhan arrive at the memorial service for Michael Jackson at
the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7, 2009.



Actor Corey Feldman arrives at the memorial service for Michael Jackson at the Staples
Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.



Martin Luther King III and actress Brooke Shields attend Michael Jackson's memorial.



Musician Usher, entertainment executive Suzanne de Passe and Erwin "Magic" Johnson
attend Michael Jackson Public Memorial Service held at Staples Center on July 7, 2009
in Los Angeles, California.




Reverend Al Sharpton (L) and Kobe Bryant arrive at the memorial service for Michael
Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, July 7, 2009.


Actor Wesley Snipes attends Michael Jackson's Public Memorial Service at the Staples
Center in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.



The body of Michael Jackson arrives at a memorial service at the Staples Center in Los
Angeles July 7, 2009.



The hearse carrying the coffin of Michael Jackson arrives at the Michael Jackson
public memorial service held at Staples Center on July 7, 2009.





The stage area for the Michael Jackson memorial service at the Staples Center in Los
Angeles July 7, 2009.




Mounted Los Angeles police officers ride outside the Michael Jackson public memorial
service held at Staples Center on July 7, 2009 in Los Angeles, California




Fans gather in the perimeter of the Michael Jackson memRandy Jackson arrives at the
Jackson family compound for the memorial service for pop singer Michael Jackson on
July 7, 2009 in Encino, California.orial service at the Staples Center in Los Angeles
July 7, 2009





Randy Jackson arrives at the Jackson family compound for the memorial service for pop
singer Michael Jackson on July 7, 2009 in Encino, California.



An L.A. police officer directs the funeral procession outside the Jackson family home
in Encino, California, July 7, 2009, enroute to Forest Lawn Cemetery




Cars filled with family and friends of Michael Jackson form a motorcade as they drive
through the Forest Lawn cemetery following a memorial service for Jackson in Los
Angeles July 7, 2009.





Jermaine Jackson departs the Jackson family compound for the memorial service for pop
singer Michael Jackson July 7, 2009 in Encino, California




Cars from a motorcade are pictured in a parking lot as family and friends gather for
the funeral of Michael Jackson at Forest Lawn cemetery in Los Angeles July 7, 2009.




Joe Jackson departs the Jackson family compound for the memorial service for pop
singer Michael Jackson July 7, 2009 in Encino, California.





Boxing promoter Don King departs the Jackson family compound for the memorial service
for pop singer Michael Jackson on July 7, 2009 in Encino, California



Hearse seen leaving Forest Lawn Memorial Park on July 7, 2009 in Los Angeles,
California.




Ticketed fans enter the Michael Jackson public memorial service held at Staples Center
on July 7, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.




Fans who have tickets pass through a barricadeas they arrive at the Staples Center in
Los Angeles, which is the site of the memorial service for Michael Jackson, July 7,
2009.

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