@legendsin4kremast: Michael Jackson visited the Houses of Parliament on Friday, June 14, 2002. It was one of the most surreal and memorable celebrity sightings in Westminster history. Here are the key details of how that unusual day unfolded: The Entourage Michael didn't show up alone. He was accompanied by an incredibly eclectic group of friends and public figures, which included: Uri Geller (the famous illusionist and spoon-bender, who helped arrange the visit) David Blaine (the American magician and endurance artist) Lord Janner of Braunstone (the Labour peer who officially hosted them) Prince Philip of Yugoslavia Patti Boulaye (singer) Michael's personal doctor, bodyguards, and makeup artist. The Tour & Activities The Sights:The group toured both the House of Commons and the House of Lords, taking in the historic libraries and chambers. High-Profile Meetings:During the visit, Michael met with Lord Irvine of Lairg, who was the Lord Chancellor at the time. An Impromptu Birthday:The entourage also dropped in on a birthday celebration for Paul Boateng, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury. What Happened Next? The Parliament visit was just the start of a whirlwind day. Immediately after leaving Westminster, Michael and his entourage went to Paddington Station. They boarded a specially chartered train packed with 200 fans and headed down to Exeter. Once in Exeter, Michael visited St James' Park stadium to speak to a crowd of 10,000 people at a major fundraising event organized to combat AIDS and malaria. #michaeljackson #london #parliment #viralfyp #kingofpop

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