Michael w okolicach Neapolu
: czw, 09 lut 2006, 16:09
Włoska agencja prasowa ANSA donosi, że Michael jest (był) w Sorrento, w okolicach Neapolu.
Reclusive star escapes fans at southern Italian resort
(ANSA) - Naples, February 9 - Reclusive American pop star Michael Jackson has spent five days in the Neapolitan Riviera resort of Sorrento without anyone noticing he was there, it emerged on Thursday .
Jackson, who is touring Italy, was recently mobbed by admirers in Florence and Venice .
In Sorrento, by contrast, he was secreted away in a lavish villa owned by two society ladies, local dailies reported on Thursday .
Jackson was accompanied by a male friend and his three children: seven-year-old Prince Michael I, eight-year-old Paris and three-year-old Prince Michael II .
He reportedly spent most of his time chilling in the villa but did manage one sortie - a nocturnal shopping expedition to one of the resort's famed woodcut and inlayed furniture workshops .
During his Italian sojourn the pop star laughed off reports he had struck a deal with the Vatican to set the prayers of John Paul II to music .
Reclusive star escapes fans at southern Italian resort
(ANSA) - Naples, February 9 - Reclusive American pop star Michael Jackson has spent five days in the Neapolitan Riviera resort of Sorrento without anyone noticing he was there, it emerged on Thursday .
Jackson, who is touring Italy, was recently mobbed by admirers in Florence and Venice .
In Sorrento, by contrast, he was secreted away in a lavish villa owned by two society ladies, local dailies reported on Thursday .
Jackson was accompanied by a male friend and his three children: seven-year-old Prince Michael I, eight-year-old Paris and three-year-old Prince Michael II .
He reportedly spent most of his time chilling in the villa but did manage one sortie - a nocturnal shopping expedition to one of the resort's famed woodcut and inlayed furniture workshops .
During his Italian sojourn the pop star laughed off reports he had struck a deal with the Vatican to set the prayers of John Paul II to music .