The Purple One was found unresponsive in an elevator at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota on Thursday, April 21. вЂњThe difficult part is over, itвЂ™s done.Following her brother's death, Tyka Nelson told Prince fans, 'I know he loved you too.' вЂњItвЂ™s been so wonderful that weвЂ™ve got all of those people out of the way,вЂќ she said. None has been successful, and it was finally ruled in May the Prince estate would be split between his sister Tyka and his five half-siblings Sharon Nelson, Norrine Nelson, John Nelson, Omarr Baker and Alfred Jackson. Prince did not leave a will and after he died dozens of people came forward attempting to make a claim on his multimillion-dollar estate, claiming to be long-lost wives, children and siblings. Nelson laughs and adds: вЂњI never understood how everyone talked about him as this sex icon.вЂќ If itвЂ™s your brother you donвЂ™t want to see him half-naked.вЂќ вЂњIf I saw him in those IвЂ™d always be like, вЂeurgh, please put some clothes onвЂ™ and the other was those pants with the holes over the butt. вЂњI did not like the bikini underwear,вЂќ she said. Nelson said she and her brother had very similar styles, so she loved almost all the outfits on display in the exhibition вЂ“ with just two exceptions. Prince had already done much to preserve his own legacy, with Paisley Park serving as a living monument to his endless creativity. Some of his most famous outfits, including those he wore in his O2 arena shows are displayed on the stage in all their opulent, sequinned glory, as well as footage from his tours.ДЄlso featured in the exhibition, which took a year to curate, are pages where he pencilled the lyrics to songs such as Erotic City, the Third Eye sunglasses from 2014, and a diamond-studded cane and waistcoat.

The centrepiece of the show is a stage shaped like the distinctive Love symbol, which he decided to change his name to in 1993 вЂ“ becoming known as The Artist Formerly Known as Prince for the next seven years. вЂњShe would paint and weвЂ™d come in and ask, вЂwhat the heck is that?вЂ™ and sheвЂ™d go, вЂitвЂ™s an abstract,вЂ™ because that was her interpretation of it and she felt that was as legitimate as anything.вЂќ вЂњI think he got that from my mother,вЂќ she added. Black, white, skinny, fat, tall, thin, he wanted everyone to have that I-donвЂ™t-care attitude, if you like it then I like it. вЂњBut he just always did his own thing and he encouraged me, other people, all of his friends, all of the world to be themselves. To me he was always just a little kid up there doing what he always did since we were little at home, playing music with Mum and Daddy, no different. Speaking about PrinceвЂ™s legacy, Nelson said: вЂњThe Prince I knew was different from Prince the performer.

вЂњIt has been emotional, it was extremely hard yesterday to see it all here but today it just feels kind of fun, the musicвЂ™s going, it feels like a celebration.вЂќ вЂњI think he would have liked this show because itвЂ™s Paisley scaled down, like a dollвЂ™s house of PrinceвЂ™s world,вЂќ said Nelson. Prince was found dead in the elevator of Paisley Park last year after an overdose of the addictive painkiller fentanyl.

PrinceвЂ™s sister Tyka Nelson, who was involved in shaping the show, said the exhibition gave his fans a space to both celebrate the singer and to say goodbye. Prince was one of the most successful and celebrated artists of his generation, selling more than 100 million records worldwide.

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