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SWANSEA schoolboy Shaheen Jafargholi is to present a radio show dedicated to his hero Michael Jackson, the Post can reveal.
The 12-year-old from Mount Pleasant will dedicate the hour-long show to Jackson after wowing crowd's at the King of Pop's memorial service in Los Angeles, America, on Tuesday.
Dylan Thomas Community School pupil Shaheen presented a show on Swansea Bay Radio in May during his time on Britain's Got Talent, and will return on Bank Holiday Monday, August 31.
Swansea Bay Radio breakfast presenter Jay Curtis told the Post: "The last time we had Shaheen presenting his own show, it was a massive success. He was a natural when it came to choosing songs and building up a rapport with listeners. Now he's performed to one billion people, he's bound to have the whole city tuning in."
On Tuesday he wowed crowds at the Staples Center in LA with his performance of Who's Lovin' You and spent two hours socialising with the Jackson family after the concert. According to reports, he is now set to earn around £10 million over the next four years.
The 12-year-old from Mount Pleasant will dedicate the hour-long show to Jackson after wowing crowd's at the King of Pop's memorial service in Los Angeles, America, on Tuesday.
Dylan Thomas Community School pupil Shaheen presented a show on Swansea Bay Radio in May during his time on Britain's Got Talent, and will return on Bank Holiday Monday, August 31.
Swansea Bay Radio breakfast presenter Jay Curtis told the Post: "The last time we had Shaheen presenting his own show, it was a massive success. He was a natural when it came to choosing songs and building up a rapport with listeners. Now he's performed to one billion people, he's bound to have the whole city tuning in."
On Tuesday he wowed crowds at the Staples Center in LA with his performance of Who's Lovin' You and spent two hours socialising with the Jackson family after the concert. According to reports, he is now set to earn around £10 million over the next four years.