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Prince fans will get to commemorate the music icon in a special way this year. To pay tribute to his legacy, Paisley Park — Prince's private estate and production complex — will display his ashes to commemorate the fifth anniversary of his death. The iconic singer died April 21, 2016 at the age of 57.The estate will open its doors to fans for free on Wednesday, April 21 from 9 a.m.

Prince’s iconic white doves, a female bird named Divinity, passed away on Tuesday (February 2) at the age of 28.According to a statement issued by the late singer’s estate, Divinity died peacefully after a decline in health due to her advancing years.“She was one of the enduring links to Prince for thousands of fans.

Prince’s beautiful bird Divinity has passed away five years after her owner’s death, apparently “following a recent decline in health due to age”.The superstar pop singer was well-known to have a fascination with the majestic winged-creatures, and his pet was incredibly special to him.Paisley Park executive director Alan Seiffert gave a statement following the news of Divinity's death.“Divinity's beautiful coo has welcomed visitors since Paisley Park first opened its gates to the public in October 2016,’ he said.“She was one of the enduring links to Prince for thousands of fans."“She will be missed,” the director added.Prince was once the proud owner of both Divinity and her brother Majesty, but he died in 2017.The superstar showed his love

The late great Prince's female white dove Divinity passed away, age 28, on Tuesday 'following a recent decline in health due to age.''Divinity's beautiful coo has welcomed visitors since Paisley Park first opened its gates to the public in October 2016,' Paisley Park executive director Alan Seiffert said in a statement.'She was one of the enduring links to Prince for thousands of fans. She will be missed.' RIP: The late great Prince's female white dove Divinity passed away, age 28, on Tuesday 'following a recent decline in health due to age' Paisley Park executive director Alan Seiffert said in a statement: 'Divinity's beautiful coo has welcomed visitors since Paisley Park first opened its gates to the public in October 2016.