I have to say I'm impresed by Michael Jackson's children.
Bearing in mind how crazy their younger years and upbringing looked, at least from the outside, they seem to have come out of it pretty unscathed...so far.
We don't tend to see or hear much from them other than when the anniversary of their father's death comes round, but they have been pictured out and about a fair bit recently, just doing normal things that normal kids do.
One thing they have done this week that's NOT what normal kids do is give away some of their father's drawings to charity.
Maybe the cynical will think it's just a publicity stunt, but what for? They have no need to get involved in that sort of media circus and, I'm pretty sure, no desire to either.
The artwork was given to the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles as a gift to the children who find themselves unfortunate enough to be there.
All of the children wrote personal messages on the pictures, Blanket's message said
My father's art and music always make everyone happy, Blanket Jackson - I love you daddy
I must confess, Blanket looked a bit subdued in the photographs taken at the event, but the older two looked incredibly relaxed and easy with it all and, OH MY GOODNESS, look at how stunning Paris Jackson already is - she has the most amazing eyes; model material in the making!












Four-year-old Kingston made his runway debut with his mum Gwen Stefani after her LAMB collection showed at New York Fashion Week.
I'm not sure why this is news but it's making headlines anyway - apparently Michael Jackson's children 'still' talk about him. Erm, hello?! He was their father, he's not been dead long and why wouldn't they talk about him?
I'm surprised it's taken this long to be honest!
I've never watched Peter Andre's reality TV show - I really don't see the appeal of any of them to be honest. But I did have to chuckle when I read that someone has complained to Ofcom claiming that he advertised the Emirates airline and the Atlantis Palm resort in Dubai.
If I took my kids to the Atlantis Palm I think I might be saying a whole lot more than 'will you look at this hotel!' although I can't see my 15-year-old daughter dressing up as Emirates cabin crew *grin*.

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