Who really is Fadi Fawaz, the last companion of George Michael, determined to get a share of the millions left by the singer? Broadcast this Thursday, March 25 on NRJ 12, the Héritages magazine sheds light on this colossal heritage.
Four years after the sudden death of George Michael, her last lover, Fadi Fawaz, still feeds the British press. Born in Lebanon, this professional hairdresser grew up in Australia, before settling in the United Kingdom. This is where he will cross paths with George Michael, one of the greatest popstars on the planet. A love story that will last four years, until the singer’s death in 2016, following a weakening of the heart muscle. Those who knew George Michael knew, only three men really mattered in his life. Anselmo Feleppa, a Brazilian met in Rio in the early 90s, the American Kenny Goss, with whom he will share his life for fifteen years, and Fadi Fawaz, the one who will be by his side for his last years of life.
Yet the singer who left behind a fortune estimated at more than 100 million euros, did not think of the three men in his life. The money was divided between his sisters, his father, and close friends. A decision that Fadi Fawaz struggled to digest, who believes he is entitled to part of the inheritance, he who has brought a lot to George Michael for four years. While waiting to be able to possibly touch a big jackpot on the singer’s millions, Fadi Fawaz regularly makes his own.
A controversial figure
Impulsive and temperamental, the hairdresser would have recently damaged Fix Natural Beauty store, in the district of Fitzrovia, in central London. Damage that cost 800 pounds, or 913 euros, to the beauty salon, forced to close temporarily. Three years ago, Fadi Fawaz even considered writing an explosive book about his history with the star. A project that had not delighted the family of the deceased … According to information from the Mirror, several residents of his district had seen him put hammer blows on luxury cars last August, before being arrested by the police and then placed in police custody.
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