Prince Philippe, Count of Paris Puns

Am I the only one who wants them to get back together? I’m hoping Cayetana helps change him and they get back together

ISBN: 9780956192837; 0956192831

Worldcat Link: https://www.worldcat.org/title/beauty-is-in-the-street-a-visual-record-of-the-may-68-paris-uprising/oclc/797932668

OCLC: 797932668

Aujourd’hui quand je me suis réveillée, j’ai reçu un message de ma mère. Elle m’a dit que le prince Philippe, le mari de la reine Élisabeth, était mort. Il avait 99 ans, alors ce n’était pas étonnant, mais je suis triste pour la reine quand même. Ils étaient mariés en 1947 et je les ai trouvés très mignons ensemble. La reine aura sûrement du mal à vivre sans son compagnon. J’espère que la mort de son mari n’aura pas de mauvais effets sur sa santé. Je ne veux pas qu’elle meure pendant la pandémie parce que ce sera trop chaotique pour le Commonwealth.

“You have to really be honest in your heart that I am your dad and will take care good care of you. I want you to have a great time in Florida. I’m very happy to be your daddy. Blanket, Prince and Paris are your brothers and sisters. Love, Dad.”

During the 2005 trial, the prosecution obtained a handwritten letter that Jacko wrote to Gavin. To provide context to this:

Jacko wrote this letter to Gavin when they were supposed to have a press conference in Miami in February of 2003 (prior to this, Jacko had given Gavin a plush bunny rabbit doll that he wanted Gavin to call "Michael"). Jacko's team was in dire need of damage control after the outpour of controversy occurred during the airing of Living With Michael Jackson and wanted to quickly contain the situation before it proliferated. He and his entourage felt it was integral to restrain and stifle the Arvizo's from potentially interacting with the media, but they knew that Janet did not want her child involved with any drama relating to that ordeal. Jacko and his public relations team then decided that the most effortless way to get Janet to succumb to their needs would be by manipulating her and her children into thinking there are people coming after them; killers, disgruntled fans, you name it.

Racing against time and desperate to find a way to scare the Arvizo's into staying at his Neverland premises that way he could get them under their control and surveil them, Jacko and his assistant, Evvy, call Jay Jackson (Janet Arvizo's husband. Janet's phone at her Soto Street residence had been disconnected) and Janet's mother and leave a message stating that there are killers threatening to come after Janet and kill Gavin. Janet returns the phone call at Jay's house and Evvy tells her that Gavin needs to come to Miami for the press conference and that Jacko only wants Gavin to come. Janet demands that if her child is in danger then she needs to be there with him. Jacko is upset over this but allows Janet and her children to tag along in Miami. Jacko pens this letter to Gavin in hopes that it would convince Gavin that Jacko is protecting him, he is safe and no one can harm them as long as they stick together. Though Jacko assumed the Arvizo's would speak to the tabloids if the price were high enough, according to Jay Jackson (Janet Arvizo's husband), reporters were coming to the Arvizo's residence in droves offering large payments to interview them and tabloids were sending them numerous offers in the ma