Jan 31, 2010 at 04:16 pm by Molls

It has been confirmed that Michael Jackson’s kids will be speaking tonight during a tribute to their father at the 52nd Grammy Awards. Several members of the Jackson family will be there to see Prince Michael, Paris and Blanket’s speech, as well as performances by Carrie Underwood, Smokey Robinson and Usher, in what will likely be an unforgettable television moment. Also featured will be a 3-D mini-movie that was made for Michael’s This Is It tour.

I remember after Michael’s death that there were a lot of mixed reactions to his kids speaking at his funeral. Many people thought that the King of Pop would be saddened to see his children in the public eye considering that he spent their lives trying to protect them from cameras and fame. It’s difficult to say whether or not he would be happy about his kids being on stage at the Grammys, but as long as they’re getting some much-needed closure, I suppose this is a good thing.

8 Responses to “Michael Jackson’s Kids Will Pay Tribute to Him at The Grammys”

  1. evilbeetdouche says:

    Damn, girl – you working’ OT. The Sasha should take a note. Us folks on the street be reck-a-ny-zin.”

  2. Anonymous says:

    That’s sweet. I’m going to pay tribute to him to, but offering to rub on mosquito lotion at the Cub Scout camping trip this coming weekend.

  3. Sara says:

    Was his youngest son in Apocalypto?

  4. hT says:

    aww! Prince did such a good job during his speech! And Paris is a beauty! It was a wonderful tribute.

  5. meohmy says:

    Thanks for the link to a very funny blogger…..Molls

    http://whydoihaveablog.tumblr.com/page/1

  6. Joey says:

    Man,they sure look like their dad.

  7. mj fan says:

    Michael jackson was an phenominal artist and the Best dancer in the world , no one will be able to come even close to what he had achieved in his Life . Every Song of MJ is My Favourite Song. Rest in Peace “MJ”.”I Love You forever….http://www.michaeljacksonfanss.co.cc

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