Jacko fan Mika plans to bid for his iconic diamante gloves

Friday, April 10, 2009, 13:22 [IST]

London, April 10 (ANI): British singer-songwriter Mika is such a fan of Michael Jackson that he is planning to bid for some of the items during the Neverland auction.

He has revealed that he would like to buy Jackson's iconic diamante gloves and his Zoltar The Fortune Teller fairground machine.

These are said to be among the most prized items in the auction, reports the Sun.

The auction begins on April 22.

Mika is presently in the U.S. working on the follow-up to multimillion-selling debut album Life In Cartoon Motion. (ANI)

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