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Old 12-31-2010, 09:56 AM   #1
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Sir Elton John goes on spending spree for son

Elton John baby: musician splashes out hi-tech cradle - Telegraph

"Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John, who was born on Christmas Day, will be treated to the best that money can buy.

Sir Elton’s staff were spotted picking up the MamaRoo rocker, as well as boxes of top of the range toys and clothes, in Los Angeles, where the baby is staying.

The rocking chair has five motion settings such as a car ride and a swing, a hanging mobile featuring designs inspired by famous paintings and an iPod dock.

One customer told The Sun: “A team of men came in and practically cleared the store. Some presents had already been boxed up so they must have been ordered in advance.

"Huge packages were taken by the men and two of the store staff. Elton must have spent thousands."

Elton John Spends $70,000 on Son's Nursery

Elton John | Son Zachary | Nursery - Oneindia Living

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