Jackson, to become father of Quads

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  Cassiline

  Report: Jackson to be
  father of quadruplets LOS ANGELES - Pop star Michael Jackson, facing a trial on child molestation charges, is about to become a father to four more children ? quadruplets ? by way of a surrogate mother, Us Weekly magazine reported Tuesday....

  It was in that same interview that Jackson ignited a public furor by saying he saw nothing wrong with having other children spend the night with him in the bedroom of his Neverland ranch home in California. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5467193/?GT1=4244

  What are they going to be named now? Michael IV Michael V Michael VI MIchael VII Cassi
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  Cassiline

  oops Sorry Tres Happy, we must have cross posted!!

  Feel free to delete the double.

  Cassi
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  Simon

  Jeepers ... what is it? Freak-world ?
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  Cassiline

  Jeepers ... what is it? Freak-world ?

  Should be more like, Never, Never (happened) Land. Cassi
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  Eyebrow2

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  Fe2O3Girl

  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/3912395.stm

  Pop star Michael Jackson has denied magazine and newspaper reports that he is to father quadruplets. US Weekly magazine reported that a surrogate mother in Florida was pregnant with the star's four babies. The Sun later quoted a US journalist who said the woman was a fan who initially wrote a letter of support to Jackson as he faced child sex claims. Mr Jackson, 45, who has three children said in a statement he "denied the validity of this report". Criticised His publicist Raymone Bain denied the singer was to be the father of any children born through a surrogate mother arrangement. "This is not true. None of this is true," she said on Tuesday. The 45-year-old singer already has son Prince Michael I, seven, and daughter Paris Michael, six, by his former wife, Debbie Rowe, and son Prince Michael II. The singer was criticised after displaying the infant Prince Michael II to fans by dangling him precariously from the balcony of a Berlin hotel in November 2002. Mr Jackson is due to face trial in California on 13 September on 10 child molestation charges, including a charge of conspiracy to abduct a child. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.