Contactmusic.com/news published an article on Kathy Hilton*s story about *that day* in september 2009. All the references to Michael*s death are mentioned only and solely in brackets. This is quite strange !
"He came and visited when Paris was born and then he ended up moving into the Waldorf for six months when we were living there for eight years. Right before he died he was at the hotel where we were living so we got to spend time (together)." Michael Jackson was a constant presence in Kathy Hilton's life"
Michael Jackson's longtime friend Kathy Hilton collapsed on the floor when she heard the devastating news of his death, before racing across Los Angeles to comfort the pop superstar's children.
The Thriller legend and Hilton became friends when they were young and remained close throughout adulthood.
Jackson died in 2009 after suffering a cardiac arrest brought on by an overdose of anaesthetic Propofol, and Hilton was once of the first to be informed of the tragedy.
Upon hearing the news, Hilton "fell on the floor", before heading to Jackson's home to comfort his three children.
After learning Prince, Paris and Blanket had followed their father when he was taken in an ambulance to Los Angeles' Ucla Medical Center, Hilton went to the facility to be with the star's family - and say her last goodbyes to her pal.
She tells U.S. chat show host Piers Morgan, "My assistant told me (about Jackson's death) and I literally fell on the floor. My sister came and picked me up and we went directly to the house as I thought the children would be there.
"Yes (I then went to the hospital). The children and Mrs Jackson and all the brothers and sisters were in this room and just crying and hugging each other and in a daze. This is a father that was so with his children. He's (been) dedicated since they were born, to raising and being with them.
"LaToya and Randy took me in to say goodbye (to Michael). I think if I hadn't I would never have quite in my head believed (he was dead) - even though he was a friend, he was such a powerful person.
"No (he was not alive when I saw him). I rubbed his head and his arms and his legs and his feet and I told him I love him so much and I whispered some funny things to him and that was it."
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"He came and visited when Paris was born and then he ended up moving into the Waldorf for six months when we were living there for eight years. Right before he died he was at the hotel where we were living so we got to spend time (together)." Michael Jackson was a constant presence in Kathy Hilton's life"
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Michael Jackson's longtime friend Kathy Hilton collapsed on the floor when she heard the devastating news of his death, before racing across Los Angeles to comfort the pop superstar's children.
The Thriller legend and Hilton became friends when they were young and remained close throughout adulthood.
Jackson died in 2009 after suffering a cardiac arrest brought on by an overdose of anaesthetic Propofol, and Hilton was once of the first to be informed of the tragedy.
Upon hearing the news, Hilton "fell on the floor", before heading to Jackson's home to comfort his three children.
After learning Prince, Paris and Blanket had followed their father when he was taken in an ambulance to Los Angeles' Ucla Medical Center, Hilton went to the facility to be with the star's family - and say her last goodbyes to her pal.
She tells U.S. chat show host Piers Morgan, "My assistant told me (about Jackson's death) and I literally fell on the floor. My sister came and picked me up and we went directly to the house as I thought the children would be there.
"Yes (I then went to the hospital). The children and Mrs Jackson and all the brothers and sisters were in this room and just crying and hugging each other and in a daze. This is a father that was so with his children. He's (been) dedicated since they were born, to raising and being with them.
"LaToya and Randy took me in to say goodbye (to Michael). I think if I hadn't I would never have quite in my head believed (he was dead) - even though he was a friend, he was such a powerful person.
"No (he was not alive when I saw him). I rubbed his head and his arms and his legs and his feet and I told him I love him so much and I whispered some funny things to him and that was it."
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