Son beside his father: Prince Jackson’s first red carpet
Michael Jackson is famous for many things. Three of them are: being well-dressed and inventing fashion, taking part in charitable activities, and loving children.
On Friday, his 14-year-old son, Prince Michael, walked alone on the red carpet at the Tribute to Bambi charity gala in Berlin, Germany. He looked both stylish and happy. He also took photos on the red carpet with children in need supported by the Bambi charity foundation.
Look at this photo. What a resemblance… a red shirt, a black tie, a red armband… one of Michael Jackson’s most popular and best fashion looks!
A few days ago, Prince had shared on Twitter that he had gotten a new suit, and then yesterday he announced that he was in Berlin. However, he hadn’t said what the suit was for, or why he was heading to Berlin during the school term. Apparently, like his father, he also enjoys surprising fans.
This teenager yesterday looked comfortable and cheerful on the red carpet, in front of cameras and video recorders.
His participation in the event was to donate handwritten items from his father, which will be sold at an auction on November 10 in support of charity. The proceeds from the auction will go to the Bambi foundation to support poor children.
In this photo, Prince shows his father’s well-known kindness toward children.
This is the first time Prince travels without family members or appears in front of cameras.
When Prince was newly born, Barbara Walters asked Michael in an interview: if his child wanted to enter the industry at a young age and be in front of the eyes of the world, would he allow it?
Michael’s answer was that he would first make him aware of the hardships and difficulties of the job. And if his child truly made such a decision for his life, he would wish him success and tell him to do it better than he did.
Previously, Michael had supported the Bambi foundation twice, in 2002 and 2009. In those years, Michael’s flashy jacket and a guitar signed by him were sold for the benefit of this charity.
Source: eMJey.com / dailymail.co.uk