Michael Jackson’s three kids to speak at the 2010 Grammy Awards

The King of Pop’s three children will take the stage at the Grammy Awards.

A source close to the Jackson family has revealed that, as of late Friday evening, Prince Michael, Paris and Prince Michael II (Blanket) will not only attend the Grammys on Sunday, but will “read some sort of speech” about him during the planned tribute to their late father.

Several other members of the Jackson family are already planning to be in the audience at Los Angeles’ Staples Center, as well.

Céline Dion, Carrie Underwood and Usher are among the current chart-toppers who will be participating in the Jackson tribute.

Janet Jackson presided over a musical tribute to her older brother, who died last June, at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.

Michael Jackson will also be among the recipients of a lifetime achievement award at the 2010 Grammys, the Recording Academy announced Thursday.

Besides Jackson — who died June 25 at age 50 —  Bobby Darin, Leonard Cohen, Loretta Lynn and André Previn also are among the lifetime honorees.

“This year’s honorees are a prestigious group of diverse and prominent creators who have contributed some of the most distinguished and influential recordings,” said Recording Academy President Neil Portnow.

The Grammy Awards will be held this Sunday, January 31.

Source: TV Guide.com and E! Online

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