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Yesterday’s (07.07.09) tribute to the late ‘Heal The World’ singer ended after his family took to the stage to address the assembled crowd at Los Angeles’ Staples Center, with 11-year-old Paris speaking about how much she loved her father.

However, sources claim that not everyone in the family approved of her public address.

An insider said: ‘‘It obviously wasn’t a good idea to end that way. The good Reverend Lucious Smith tied up the loose ends nicely. Gave the service the proper coda.’’

The Chicago Sun Times newspaper reported: “At the end of the service, there was a bit of a disagreement within the assembled Jackson siblings on stage. While Janet, LaToya and Marlon felt it important for Michael’s only daughter, Paris Katherine Jackson, to say a few words, some of the others – including Randy and Jermaine – weren’t so sure.”

Despite the reservations, a close family friend believes the youngster’s 26-word speech helped remind people it was a somber occasion.

The friend said: ‘‘I think it made everyone else cry, too, but that was OK. It made people realise this was a grief-stricken daughter pouring out her heart. I’ll never forget that moment.’’

The two-and-a-half hour service – which featured a mix of performances, tributes and recollections from those who knew the pop icon – was dominated by the presence of the star’s coffin in the centre of the stage, reportedly due to Michael’s parents Joe and Katherine Jackson’s wish to have an occasion similar to the funeral of the late Princess Diana, who was killed in a car crash in 1997.

A source explained: “Despite the performances and the celebration of Michael’s work and life, the family were keen to make the event seem more like a public funeral than a party. They thought Michael’s presence would set the tone.

“They wanted the motorcade and the service to have a thoughtful and sombre feel, reminiscent of Princess Diana’s funeral.”

Prior to the memorial service – which was watched by billions on TV and the internet around the world – 100 of the singer’s close friends and family had gathered at the Hall of Liberty in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park for a private funeral service.

The 18-car motorcade accompanying the coffin from Joe and Katherine’s house to the cemetery was given a police escort and forced major Los Angeles roads to shut.

Police roadblocks around the resting place prevented fans from approaching the private service.

Although the singer’s body was expected to return to the cemetery after the memorial service, Michael’s death certificate – with information provided by his sister LaToya – says his final resting place is currently unknown.

It also lists his cause of death as unknown, as toxicology tests are still being conducted.

Michael passed away from a suspected cardiac arrest on June 25 aged 50.

‘Harry Potter’ star Jamie Waylett has been charged with growing Marijuana. The 19-year-old actor – who plays Hogwarts bully Vincent Crabbe in the hit wizard films – has been accused of growing 10 plants in his mother’s house in North London.

Jamie, who will appear in court later this month, was arrested last April after police stopped his car in Central London and allegedly found eight bags of the Class B drug.

He was then taken to a nearby police station, where he was questioned by officers while his mother’s home was raided, where police allegedly seized 10 marijuana plants, which were growing alongside Jamie’s DJ equipment and a games console.

A police spokesman said: “Jamie Waylett is due to appear at City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court later this month. He is charged with producing a Class B drug, namely 10 plants of cannabis.”

If found guilty, Jamie could face up to 14 years in prison.

Courtney Cox insists her marriage has never been better. The former ‘Friends’ actress – who has been plagued by constant rumours her 10-year union to David Arquette is in trouble – says she is enjoying every aspect of her life and never imagined she could be so happy.

Courtney – who has a five-year-old daughter Coco with David – said: “I can honestly say that I have the best marriage, the best husband and the best daughter. They are the things that have given me real happiness – so much more than anything else. I don’t think I ever thought I would end up as happy as I am today.

“What I love about David is that he thinks I’m a great wife. Isn’t that fantastic? I love that. And he tells me, too, which is even better.”

The 45-year-old star also revealed she has only just become comfortable with her looks.

She told Grazia magazine: “When I was younger I did struggle with my confidence. I was self-critical and I guess suddenly becoming famous puts all this pressure on you, people talking about the way you look and what you wear. When I look back at old pictures of myself now, I think, ‘Hey, I looked great,’ but at the time I was always worrying. I actually feel so much better about myself now but it has taken time to feel this way.”

We reported on their “lack” of marriage plans previously and let Enrique Iglesias have it (here) for not making an honest man of himself. However, has the time come where he’s finally popped the question? Well, that’s the speculation. The tennis player – who has been dating Enrique Iglesias on and off for eight years – has been wearing a large diamond ring on her wedding finger, sparking rumours the couple are set to wed.

When asked about the ring’s significance by one reporter, she snapped: “I thought you were the good press.”

She then quickly put her hand behind her back.

Last year, Enrique – who began dating the blonde beauty after she appeared in his music video for ‘Escape’ in 2001 – gushed that Anna is the love of his life but claimed he had no plans to marry her in the immediate future.

He said: “Anna is amazing, she’s the ideal woman. She’s the woman of my life now and, though I don’t really believe in eternal love, it sometimes does happen.

“I believe in marriage but I don’t think you need to be married to be happy. I’ve seen blissfully happy couples who aren’t married and I’ve seen married couples who are miserable.

“It’s hard to keep a relationship healthy and stable – you only have to look at divorce figures.”

The couple are often the subject of engagement rumours and Enrique once joked they had got married and split up.

The ‘Mysterious Girl’ singer has pledged to remain celibate for the next few months until he is legally separated from British glamour model Katie Price – with whom he raises three children, Junior, four, Princess Tiaamii, two, and seven-year-old stepson Harvey.

He said: “I’m going to steer clear of women for at least two-and-a-half months. No sex for me. It’s not to do with lawyers, I just want to do the honourable thing by Kate.

“I don’t think it would be right to have a sexual relationship until everything is sorted and we move on.”

Instead, the 36-year-old Australian pop star will work out his frustrations in the new gym he has had installed in his Brighton home.

Meanwhile, it has been reported Peter is in negotiations to pen a tell-all book about his and Katie’s tempestuous four-year marriage, which he hopes will help young couples deal with their own relationship woes.

A source said: “Pete has compiled endless notes. He will detail all Jordan’s extravagances – including the plastic surgery

Since the breakdown of their marriage, Katie, 31, went partying with friends in Ibiza – where she was spotted frolicking and kissing model Anthony Lowther – while Peter has spent time with glamour model Chantelle Houghton.

Michael Jackson was desperate to clone himself. The ‘King of Pop’ reportedly became “obsessed” with the idea of creating a “mini-version of himself” after attending a conference on human cloning with spoon bending psychic Uri Geller in Las Vegas in 2002.

Michael’s chauffeur Al Bowman, who drove the pair to the event, said: “Jackson was very excited. He bounced out of that conference like a small child. He was smiling and on a high.

“I heard him and Uri talking in the back of the limo. He was talking about the prospect of being cloned. He grabbed Uri by both arms and told him, ‘I really want to do it Uri and I don’t care how much it costs.’”

The conference was held by Clonaid, the scientific arm of the Raelian movement, a bizarre sect that believes cloning is the key to eternal life.

On its website, the group advertises human cloning services for $200,000 and claims to have already replicated several people.

Michael reportedly contacted them after the conference to enquire about creating his own clone. It is not known whether he went ahead with the process.

Bowman claims Michael – who died last month after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest in his Los Angeles home aged 50 – had been fascinated by the idea of creating a genetic copy of himself for years.

He added to Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper: “I always remember Jackson talking about the cloning of Dolly the sheep in Britain in 1996 – he was totally mesmerised by it. Then when he heard about the Raelians he became utterly convinced this weird religious group could clone humans.

“Michael said he wanted a mini-version of himself cloned to carry on his legacy. He was hoping that Michael Jackson could live for ever.”

Michael also showed an interest in being cryogenically frozen before he died, reportedly hoping future generations of doctors would be able to reanimate him.