Aretha Franklin Alleged Funeral Program Revealed
Aretha Franklin Alleged Funeral Program Revealed
The alleged funeral program for Aretha Franklin has been released. According to the program, the service will begin at 9:30 a.m. and include musical tributes by Faith Hill, Ariana Grande, The Clark Sisters and more. See the alleged program below.
If this is the finalized program, it’s much different from what was initially shared, which included performances from Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Yolanda Adams and others.
As previously reported, the legendary singer’s funeral will be private, but will be made available for viewing live online and on TV. National broadcasters including HLN and the Word Network plan to air the lengthy funeral in its entirety. Nationally, Fox News, MSNBC and CNN plan to air portions of the service live, representatives of those networks confirmed. The funeral take place at Greater Grace Temple in Detroit.
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