Jacko moves into Brunei Prince's $60mn Vegas property

Las Vegas Herald (ANI) Thursday 5th July, 2007

Washington, July 5 : Music legend Michael Jackson and his three children have shifted to a property worth 60 million dollars in Las Vegas.

The 'Thriller' star had to leave the 10-bedroom mansion in Nevada's Sin City suburbs, where he had been residing, after the expiration of his one-million-dollar lease on the property.

Now he and his three children-Prince Michael I, 10; Paris Michael, nine; and Prince Michael II (Blanket), five-have moved into Spanish Trail, the property owned by Prince Jefri Bolkiah of Brunei.

According to Contactmusic, Jackson's new neighbours include former tennis ace Andre Agassi, San Diego Padres' pitcher Greg Maddux, entertainer Siegfried Fischbacher, former American football quarterback Randall Cunningham, and David Copperfield.

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