Jackson`s sister begged passersby for drive to hospital
Singer La Toya Jackson has revealed that she was so devastated after hearing that her brother Michael Jackson is dead that she had to ask passers-by to drive her to the hospital.
|Last Updated: Mar 31, 2011, 03:17 PM IST|Source: Bureau
London: Singer La Toya Jackson has revealed that she was so devastated after hearing that her brother Michael Jackson is dead that she had to ask passers-by to drive her to the hospital.
The pop star revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in America that she was on her way to visit Michael and got lost. She called up Michael`s home for an update and was told he had died, reports contactmusic.com.
"I almost crashed the car. I started crying and my head went to the steering wheel and I started begging people on the street to drive me because my legs got so weak...I was asking anybody," she said.
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