More photos from the unveiling of Michael Jackson’s artworks at the children’s hospital

Michael’s children surely made their father proud and happy yesterday. They have changed a lot compared to two years ago, when they attended Michael’s memorial ceremony, and they are growing fast. Prince and Paris are now taller than their aunt La Toya. 14-year-old Prince wore an all-black outfit yesterday and didn’t take his sunglasses off until the end of the ceremony. 13-year-old Paris wore an orange top under her white vest, and 9-year-old Blanket wore a white shirt and cream-colored pants.

The gift from Michael Jackson’s children to the Los Angeles Children’s Hospital was 12 signed paintings by Michael, along with a framed photo portrait. In this collection, you can see paintings of Mickey Mouse, Peter Pan, Michael’s dancing feet in a Moonwalker scene, and the king’s bed.

Michael’s body left his children two years ago, but his spirit and heart have remained with them. Prince, Paris, and Blanket are determined to continue their father’s path. Under some of the paintings, they recorded their own tributes to their father.

"To the families and wonderful children who are loved and supported by the Los Angeles hospital. From our dear father Michael, who we miss so much. We love you all and hope you recover fully and live very happy lives. With love from our family

"The memory of my beautiful and kind father will live forever in this world. These beautiful and magical paintings bring joy to children everywhere. God bless all children. Love you, Dad.

"My father’s art and music always makes everyone happy. Love you, Dad.

Next, you can view photos from yesterday’s ceremony. Please note that these photos are from a public gathering, and MJDotCom remains committed—according to Michael Jackson’s wishes—to not publishing photos that intrusive photographers secretly capture of his children.

Source: eMJey.com