Tito Jackson's tragic final post is revealed as Michael Jackson's brother dies just four days later...

Tito Jackson's heartbreaking last message has come to light following his passing at the age of 70.

Only four days before he passed away, the founding member of the Jackson 5 and older brother of Michael Jackson, widely known as the King of Pop, posted a tribute on Instagram to honor his younger brother, who had died in 2009.

Tito posted a picture of a tribute to Michael in Munich, Germany, along with the message: "Before our performance in Munich, my brothers Jackie, Marlon, and I took a moment to visit the lovely memorial honoring our dear Michael Jackson."

"We are truly thankful for this amazing space that celebrates his memory and our collective heritage. We appreciate your role in keeping his spirit vibrant."

Tito had just visited Munich before a concert by the current members of The Jacksons, which also included his brothers Jackie and Marlon Jackson.

Only four days prior to his passing, Tito posted a photo of himself paying respects at a tribute to his late brother, Michael Jackson, in Munich, Germany.

Tito Jackson sadly died on Sunday, likely due to a heart attack, while he was traveling from New Mexico to Oklahoma.

Tito died on Sunday, likely due to a heart attack while he was driving from New Mexico to Oklahoma, according to Steve Manning, a family friend and former manager of the Jackson family, who spoke with ET.

The official cause of death has not been established yet.

Tito is remembered by his three sons: Taj, 41, Taryll, 39, and TJ, 46, who all performed together as part of the band 3T. He is also survived by nine grandchildren.

Tito's sons shared touching photos and a heartfelt message about their dad, stating: "It is with great sadness that we share the news that our dear father, Tito Jackson, a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, has passed away."

We are devastated and filled with sorrow. Our dad was an amazing person who genuinely cared for everyone and their happiness.

Some of you might recognize him as Tito Jackson from the iconic Jackson 5, while others might call him “Coach Tito” or even “Poppa T.”

He will be greatly missed. For us, it will always be “Tito Time.” Let’s keep in mind our dad’s favorite saying: “Love One Another.” We love you, Pops. From your sons, Taj, Taryll, and TJ.

The mother of his sons was Delores 'Dee Dee' Martes, whom Jackson married in 1972 and divorced in 1988.

Tito was last seen in a photo taken on September 9, just six days before his unexpected passing. In the image, he is standing second from the left alongside Jackie and Marlon Jackson, along with his son, Taryll Jackson.

Tito gained recognition as a member of the legendary group, the Jackson 5, which was led by his younger brother Michael, alongside their brothers Jackie, Jermaine, and Marlon. This photo was taken in 1968.

In 1994, at the age of 39, she was discovered lifeless in a swimming pool. Initially, her death was considered an accident. However, her boyfriend, Donald Bohana, was later arrested and convicted of her murder, receiving a second-degree murder verdict in 1998.

He was released on parole in December 2022 after spending 24 years in prison.

The Jackson 5 came together in 1964, initially consisting of Tito, whose full name is Toriano Adaryll, along with Jackie and Jermaine. Their younger siblings, Marlon and Michael, joined the group shortly afterward.

Tito picked up the guitar when he was 10 years old after his dad, Joe, discovered him tinkering with the instrument and accidentally snapping a string.

Joe insisted that Tito play for him and eventually got him a guitar of his own.

The Jackson 5 came together in 1964, initially made up of Tito, whose full name is Toriano Adaryll, along with Jackie and Jermaine. Soon after, their younger brothers Marlon and Michael became part of the group, as shown in a photo from 1972.

Jackson is remembered by his three sons: Taj, 41, Taryll, 39, and Tito Joe, 46. They were members of the band 3T and expressed heartfelt tributes to their father.

Tito's children posted lovely pictures of their cherished dad.

A poignant photo captured Tito wearing his iconic bowler hat and aviator sunglasses.

Tito had a strong connection with his younger brother. The two were photographed together in 2005 during Jackson's widely publicized trial for child molestation.

The ten Jackson siblings often burst into song, which motivated Joe to create a family band.

Joe took charge of the group, enrolling them in local talent contests.

Jackson was known for being quite tough on his team when he was in charge. He even required his children to refer to him by his first name instead of calling him Dad.

After taking part in local shows and competitions, Jackson began securing gigs at more prestigious locations. This led to the band landing a performance at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York, where they triumphed on amateur night and subsequently signed a recording contract with Motown.

In 1969, the Jackson 5 joined Motown Records in Detroit and achieved multiple hit songs. Some of their biggest hits include the chart-topping singles "I Want You Back," "ABC," "The Love You Save," and "I'll Be There." Tito's outstanding guitar playing played a significant role in the group's success.

The mother of his sons was Delores 'Dee Dee' Martes (on the left), whom Jackson married in 1972 and divorced from in 1988. Tragically, she was discovered deceased in a swimming pool in 1994. Tito is seen here with Martes, Brenda Harvey-Richie, and Rebbie Jackson in 1982.

The Jackson family is a renowned musical legacy, with sister Janet Jackson rising to fame as one of the biggest stars in the music industry. Here she is with her brother Jermaine in a photo from 2007.

The Jackson 5 made history by being the first American band to see their first four songs debut at Number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

In the mid-1970s, Randy, the youngest of the Jackson siblings, took Jermaine's spot when the group transitioned from Motown to CBS and rebranded as The Jacksons. Meanwhile, Jermaine chose to stay with Motown to pursue a solo career.

In 2001, Jackson came together with his siblings for a special concert at Madison Square Garden to celebrate Michael Jackson's 30th anniversary.

Michael was a part of the original Jackson 5 until 1983, when he shifted his attention to pursue his flourishing solo music career.

Tito had a strong relationship with Michael and stood up for him fiercely when he was accused of child abuse. Michael was found not guilty on all 14 charges in 2005.

In 2019, a documentary titled "Leaving Neverland" came out, featuring Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who alleged that Michael Jackson had sexually abused them when they were children.

Safechuck was just 10 years old when he encountered Jackson in 1986 during the filming of a Pepsi commercial. He claims that Jackson, who consistently denied claims of sexually abusing children throughout his lifetime, lavished him and his family with gifts while trying to build a relationship with them.

In the 2009 memorial tribute to the pop legend, Tito is seen alongside his brothers Marlon, Jermaine, and Randy, as well as his sister Janet Jackson and Michael's children, Paris and Prince.

The Jackson 5 made history as the first American band to have their initial four singles reach the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

Robson, who is from Australia, first encountered Jackson when he was five years old, having just won a dance contest in Brisbane. He claimed that he experienced similar mistreatment.

Tito declined to view the documentary and stated in 2021, "I've never watched any films or documentaries about Michael Jackson because I believe they're all just nonsense."

However, those individuals who have been corrupted may actually prefer it that way.

It's a wild scenario, and I believe it relates to his fame. It seems like there's an effort to introduce some negativity or tarnish his reputation.

Social media can be unhelpful at times, but his legacy will remain untarnished because the truth always comes out on top, and it always will. I’m not bothered by what others say; the truth endures. It feels like a constant cycle of 'who's next?' and 'what comes next?'

In 2003, Tito launched his solo career as a blues artist, putting out two albums: "Tito Time" in 2016 and "Under Your Spell" in 2021.

Tito Time led to the release of the hit solo track "Get It Baby," featuring Big Daddy Kane.

He launched the song "Love One Another" from his album *Under Your Spell*, which included contributions from his brother Marlon Jackson, as well as Kenny Neal, Bobby Rush, and Stevie Wonder.

During his career, he received three nominations for Grammy Awards and was recognized in 1997 as a member of the Jackson 5 when he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Tito launched his solo career in 2003, focusing on blues music. He released two albums: "Tito Time" in 2016 and "Under Your Spell" in 2021. The photo was taken on August 31, 2024, in Inglewood, California.

Last month, Jackson shared his thoughts about his brother Michael in an interview with The Mirror. He mentioned, "Michael didn’t receive the kindness he deserved from the world. I'm not sure why that was. I often think that if he weren't around, we would definitely feel his absence."

His passing was a significant loss. The world truly lost out on the kindness he had to offer, as he was more than just a musician or an artist; he was a compassionate individual who genuinely enjoyed helping others.

"I'm too busy to let it sink in. We understand ourselves and each other well enough. It just frustrates me. I don't have many people I can rely on. My experience in this industry shows that there are many rich individuals in entertainment who aren't actually artists, which makes you question how they achieved their wealth."

During the last weeks of his life, Jackson had given performances in California, England, and Scotland. He took the stage in Surrey, England on September 8 and then performed at Circus Krone in Munich on September 10.

The group was scheduled to play next on October 25 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, followed by a show on November 1 in Cincinnati, Ohio.