Janet Jackson Remembers Brother Michael Jackson On What Would Have Been His 62nd Birthday: I Miss You Big Bro

Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson
Janet Jackson Remembers Brother Michael Jackson On What Would Have Been His 62nd Birthday: I Miss You Big Bro
Janet Jackson kept her message for her late older brother, Michael Jackson, short and sweet as she remembered the King of Pop on Saturday (Aug. 29th).
The date marks what would have been his 62nd birthday if he were still alive. He, unfortunately, passed away on June 25, 2009, when he was 50-years-old.
Janet Jackson remembered him on Instagram with the sweet message:
“I miss you big bro”

La Toya Jackson also recognized her younger brother.

Singer Stephanie Mills shared one of their special moments together as well.
Today I celebrate my friends birthday. Happy Birthday to the king ? #MichaelJackson ????? #NeverForgotten pic.twitter.com/flugNJew4C
— Stephanie Mills (@PrettyMill1) August 29, 2020
Michael Jackson’s name trended on Twitter as fans saluted and celebrated his life and music.
https://twitter.com/smilexmj/status/1299664605422247936?s=20
https://twitter.com/MJJLegion/status/1299698638055235584?s=20
https://twitter.com/Viola_TC/status/1299754239070294020?s=20
https://twitter.com/bts_twtt7/status/1299690749932470272?s=20



Happy birthday, Michael Jackson!
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