Engelbert Humperdinck, 89, appears rare with his daughter at the Jayne Mansfield -Documentary event

Engelbert Humperdinck made a rare public appearance with his daughter Louise Dorsey on Monday.

The 89-year-old singer, who has recently been involved in a feud with another crooner, Tom Joneswas seen on one Los Angeles Screening from my mother Jayne, a documentary about Jayne Mansfield made by her daughter Mariska Hargitay.

Humperdinck has a historical association with Mansfield – after her tragic death he was one of the famous owners of her iconic sunset Blvd Mansion the ‘Pink Palace’.

He was accompanied by the red carpet with his daughter Louise Dorsey before he was awakened to the new documentary by actress, filmmaker Mariska.

The legendary singer got out in a classic black suit with a white shirt, a black and white striped tie, black belt, black pants and black shoes.

He was accompanied by his daughter Louise, who wore a unique black shirt with a white stripe and shoulder cuts.

Engelbert Humperdinck made a rare public appearance with his daughter Louise Dorsey on Monday.

She accessorized with silver earrings and a silver necklace, along with a silver ring while holding her phone on the red carpet.

Born Gerry Dorsey, the singer, took the artist name Engelbert Humperdinck in the sixties and exploded in popularity with hits such as Release Me and The Last Waltz.

Louise is one of the four children he shared with Patricia Healey, whom he was married from 1965 until her death in 2001.

The ‘Pink Palace’ was a legendary house on Sunset Blvd by Los Angeles that was originally built in the 1930s for the superstar singer Rudy Vallee.

Jayne Mansfield bought the vast mansion with eight bedrooms for $ 76,000 in 1957 and lived there with her second husband Mickey Hargitay, with whom she was married when she welcomed Mariska in the world.

She was the one who had completely put the house in pink, up to the color of the champagne that flowed from her fountain and even the shag carpet that covered the walls, ceiling and floor of her bathroom.

After Mansfield tragic on a car accident in 1967 at the age of 34, the house went from celebrity to celebrity, including ‘Mama Cass’ Elliot and Ringo Starr.

The last famous owner was Humperdinck, who bought the building in 1976 and painted the white, but had the feeling that it “had lost his character” and went back to pink.

Humperdinck was depicted in the Pink Palace in 2002, the year he succeeded in selling it to developers who had won it shortly thereafter

“I lived there for 28 years, Jayne for only eight, but it was always her home,” he reminded himself years ago of DailyMail.com.

‘Sonny and Cher lived next door and Esther Williams lived opposite. I ate two weeks before she was killed with Jayne Mansfield and she invited me to stay with her. ‘

By the early nineties, he tried to discharge the vast Mediterranean style mansion, which he eventually sold to developers who had it with the Razor in 2002.

De Crooner won the headlines in November with an exclusive interview with Daily Mail, where he opened his decades of feud with Tom Jones, which he called, “a pr ** k.”

“Whatever he thinks it’s good to me, but I would never repeat those words for him,” Engelbert said, famous for tunes like the last waltz and let me free.

‘I was brought up to believe that courtesy costs nothing – my father taught me that – and if you don’t say anything good about someone, say nothing at all.

“I’ve never done that and I will never do that,” he added.

Remembered that he was reported earlier that Tom, 84, had lost his voice, “Engelbert replied,” I never made that criticism, not a sir.

‘I always said that the man is a great talent with a great voice and that is why he is still there today.

“I never said anything abnormal about that man, never.”

Engelbert has beaten Tom for casting fuel on the flames of their long -running feud by making him bad in an interview

The two men are forever connected thanks to their parallel career. Both were managed by Gordon Mills who suggested that they changed their names to find fame.

Gerry Dorsey opted for the name of an obscure German composer, while Thomas Woodward chose the much easier name from a Henry Fielding -Roman.

Tom had the greater success with smash -hits as if it is not unusual and what is new pussycat?, But Engelbert was not far behind both sides of the Atlantic Ocean with songs such as Les Bicyclettes de Belssize and am I so easy to forget?

Both were sex symbols with long-term weddings, Tom married Linda Trenchard at the age of 16 when she became pregnant, and Engelbert made the knot with Patricia Healey in 1964.

Unfortunately, both are now single again. Linda died of cancer in 2016, while Patricia died the following year after a long battle with Alzheimer’s.