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The stars say goodbye to Michael Jackson

As the nation mourns the loss of one of the world's greatest entertainers, we look at what the celebs have to say on the news of Michael Jackson’s untimely death. Hankies at the ready.


In a heartbreaking farewell, Michael’s daughter Paris tells the world “ever since I was born, daddy has been the best father I could ever imagine. I just wanted to say I love him so much”.
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Brooke Sheilds pays a moving tribute to her friend and explains why Charlie Chaplin's song Smile was the entertainer’s favourite song.
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Queen of pop, Madonna, made a poignant tribute to the king of pop in the very arena Jackson was due to perform at this summer. In her performance at the O2 arena, she names Jackson as: “one of the greatest artists the world has even known – long live the king!”
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President Obama has spoken of his “His brilliance as a performer” despite being “paired with a tragic and sad personal life.” Barack, however is “glad he’s being remembered by his extraordinary gifts as an entertainer”.
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P Diddy paid homage to his musical hero saying: “Michael Jackson changed my life, when I saw him moonwalk, when I saw him perform, he was life changing, he’s the greatest entertainer of our time”.
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The BET awards became a tribute to the legend this month, when stars such as Ne-Yo, Janet Jackson and Jamie Fox raising a glass to his legacy. Beyonce thanked Michael for “being my teacher and my hero”.
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Stars of the Wireless festival shared their thoughts on the tragedy. The Noisettes hope his music will continue to inspire saying: “we hope people realise how amazing pop music was and how amazing it can be”. Daniel Merriweather mourns the Moonwalk and Diversity talk of their double blow.
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Stars of Glastonbury including Dizzie Rascal and Kasabian discuss what Jacko means to them including Spinal Tap who said despite not being a monarchist, Michael “is the king - without MJ, Spinal Tap wouldn't exist”.
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Jermaine Jackson breaks the news and good friend Uri Gellar talks of his difficult life: “Nobody really understood Michael. He went through hell. He’s definitely in a better place now”.
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