What's Trending? Ed Sheeran sings to dying fan, Janet Jackson's estranged husband writes letter & more

The brother of an Ed Sheeran fan who passed away in April 2014 revealed this week that his sister peacefully passed away moments after being sung to by the British hitmaker. According to The Daily Mail, Aidan Priestly of Dublin confirmed this week that his 15-year-old sister Triona was “smiling” when her heart stopped in the small little ICU room that day. Just moments before, Sheeran has granted Triona’s dying wish by calling her on the phone and singing his song “Little Bird” to her on the loud speaker. Sheeran reached out to Triona, who was terminally ill with Cystic Fibrosis, after her friends started a Twitter campaign called #SongforTri.

An Uber driver recently pimped his own ride by installing a Nintendo Entertainment System Classic on the back of his passenger seat for customers to enjoy. “I freaked out when I got in the car,” Reddit user okdiv, who saw the gaming system first-hand, wrote online Monday. According to TIME, the driver also provides his riders with several games for the system-including The Legend of Zelda. Nintendo first released the original Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985, but began selling NES Classics again to high demand in 2016. The company just announced it will discontinue the product at least through 2017.

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Janet Jackson’s estranged husband Wissam Al Mana has penned an emotional message to the singer. “To the most beautiful person in the world, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support and for being my best friend,” he recently wrote on his website. “I love you so much, inshallah we will be together in the Great Forever x.” The public declaration comes in the wake of the couple announcing their divorce just three months after welcoming a baby boy named Eissa. READ HERE

According to a newly unsealed affidavit, a doctor who saw Prince shortly before his death prescribed him oxycodone in a friend’s name to protect the pop star’s privacy. The Associated Press reports that Dr. Michael Todd Schulenberg put Prince’s prescription in the name of Kirk Johnson, a longtime friend of the artist. Schulenberg last saw Prince on April 20, a day before he was found unresponsive in an elevator in his Paisley Park compound in suburban Minneapolis. An autopsy revealed that he died of a fetanyl overdose, but while plenty of opioids were reportedly found in Prince’s home by authorities, it’s unknown how he obtained the lethal dose of fetanyl. It’s also unclear whether criminal charges will be pursued against Schulenberg or anyone else.