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Today (April 21) marks the one year anniversary of the late entertainer Prince‘s death and celebs are paying tribute to him on social media.

Prince died last year at the age of 57 from a fentanyl overdose at his home in Minnesota.

Unreleased music from the legendary entertainer was supposed to be released today to mark the anniversary, but the release was blocked by his estate.

The song “Deliverance,” which dropped earlier this week, is still available for purchase and streaming.

Read what celebs are saying in their tributes below.

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• Prince’s estate is going after the producer who released never-before heard Prince music – TMZ
• Fans are not happy with Kim Kardashian right now – Wetpaint
• Vanessa Hudgens is set to release new music – Just Jared Jr
• This young Hollywood star just came out as bisexual – DListed
• Bella Thorne puts her nipples on display – Hollywood Tuna
• You have to see Ricky Martin dance around in his underwear – Towleroad
• Liam Payne opened up to a fan about his newborn son – J-14

A new song from the late entertainer Prince has been released and fans can expect more music later this week!

“Deliverance,” the title track from the new six-song EP is available for download on iTunes right now and the rest of the undiscovered studio recordings will drop on Friday (April 21).

The EP disc version of Deliverance will be released nationwide at Walmart, Target, and other major stores on June 2.

Deliverance features six previously unreleased tracks: “Deliverance,” “Man Opera” which includes a four-movement medley: “I Am,” “Touch Me,” “Sunrise Sunset,” “No One Else”; and an extended version of “I Am.”

The songs were written and recorded when Prince was an independent artist, protesting what he saw as an unjust music industry. The EP is being released independently and the majority of sales will benefit the late entertainer’s estate.

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Prince‘s ex wife Mayte Garcia is getting candid about the death of the couple’s son just six days after he was born.

In her new autobiography The Most Beautiful: My Life with Prince, the 43-year-old dancer opened up about the painful loss of their son Amiir, who passed away from a rare genetic disorder called Pfeiffer syndrome type 2.

Mayte explained that the couple was originally overjoyed when they discovered the then-22-year-old was pregnant.

The pregnancy went smoothly until she began bleeding one day and a doctor recommended a test for genetic abnormalities, which was risky and Prince did not want to do.

Despite their prayers for the baby, Amiir was born with the genetic disorder, which causes skeletal and systematic abnormalities.

“I don’t know how to describe the look on my husband’s face. Pure joy…And then they held the baby up to those harsh lights. The elation on my husband’s face turned to pure terror,” Mayte said of the moments following their son’s birth.

She later wrote, “I don’t think he ever got over it. I don’t know how anybody can get over it. I know I haven’t.”

Following Prince‘s death, Mayte opened up about how the loss of her son affected her dreams of becoming a mother.

Sinead O’Connor is apologizing to comedian Arsenio Hall for making claims that he provided the late Prince with drugs.

The 50-year-old singer had implied that Arsenio contributed to his April 2016 death.

“I apologize for my Facebook posts about Arsenio Hall to the extent that anyone thought I was accusing him of acting as Prince‘s drug dealer and supplying him with illegal hard drugs, or insinuating that Arsenio had something to do with Prince‘s death,” she told TMZ.

Sinead added, “I sincerely apologize because those statements would be false, and I retract them unequivocally.”

Arsenio has since dropped his $5 million libel lawsuit against her.

Bruno Mars and The Time paid tribute to the late, great artist Prince, singing his hits at the 2017 Grammys.

Bruno and the band played “The Bird,” “Let’s Go Crazy,” and “Jungle Love” in the epic tribute to the artist, who passed last April.

In the audience, several audience members were seen dancing to Bruno‘s performance, including Beyonce!

If you missed it, check out Bruno Mars‘ performance from earlier in the show of his hit “That’s What I Like.”

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