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Though many quickly questioned the Jackson family's decision to put the children back in the spotlight again, Katherine's lawyer Adam Streisand says it was the kids who came up with the idea of accepting the award. "They wrote their speeches even before Katherine could say yes or no," he says. In the end Prince Michael I, 12, and Paris, 11-who spoke for Prince Michael II ("Blanket"), 7-not only honored their father but showed the world what friends have been saying for months : Though still grieving, Michael's kids are finding a way to live without him. The three kids "are wonderful" , long time family friend Kathy Hilton tells PEOPLE. Confirms Streisand : "The kids ar absolutely adjusting well to their new lives." The lion's share of credit goes to Jackson family matriarch and legal guardian Katherine, 79-not to mention nanny Grace Rwaramba, as well as aunts, uncles, cousins and Grandfather Joe, 81. If it was Michael's dream to give his kids the childhood he never had, he would be thrilled with how they're being raised : They take karate, visit the library, have family dinners (they live at Katherine's Encino, Calif., estate with cousins and other relatives) and attend their grandmother's church, a Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, on Saturdays. "Katherine is giving them as normal a life as possible." says Streisand. (The kids are still homeschooled, and he says Prince and Paris "have jumped a grade.")
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