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Michael Jackson’s Kids to Perform at Grammy Awards?

Posted by Richard Head

Thursday January 28, 2010

Jackson FamilyMICHAEL Jackson‘s children could perform at the Grammy Awards.

Katherine Jackson — who is now the legal guardian of Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Prince Michael II, seven — is reportedly in talks with organizers about whether the kids could sing one of their father’s songs at the ceremony at Los Angeles’ Staples Centre on Sunday night.

“Michael first unveiled his legendary moonwalk at the Grammys, so it’s only right they all go out with a tribute,” a source said.

The tribute, which is set to include the premiere of the Earth Song mini-movie, will feature performances from stars including Usher, Jennifer Hudson, Celine Dion and Smokey Robinson.

Singer Keri Hilson — who is up for two awards, Best New Artist and Best Rap/Song — can’t wait for the ceremony and the Michael Jackson tribute, but has no idea what to wear.

“I guess my aim would be to stand out,” she said. “I want it to be kind of the humble approach of being at the Grammys for the first time, first album. So I want that, something great but not something like, ‘I’m here. I’ve arrived.’ ”

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  • Shayna,14 NZ

    I love michael jackson foreva.and his kids foreva prince michael,paris,blanket.

  • Joe Robbins

    MJ first unveiled the moonwalk at Motown 25, NOT the Grammys

  • forjusticenow

    It is all wrong to use Prince and Paris for that kind of promotion. That Grammy for Michael Jackson is a marketing operation $$$$. We know that the family wants to make money with Michael Jackson death. Now they are using two innocent children for that. Michael Jackson’s brothers should win the next “The Aprendice” (TV show of Donald Trump). Poeple are crazy, they just see emotions, clothes, lights, but they forget to protect two nice children from this show business.
    Read what happened before the show: “While Katherine Jackson, Michael’s mother, is expected to attend, Joe Jackson, his father, decided not to go because of his anger over the behind-the-scenes talks that led to the agreement to have the children accept the award, family sources said.”