George Michael's Boyfriend Slams Family Over Funeral Fight: 'I'm Not Banned!'
George Michael's boyfriend Fadi Fawaz insists that he's welcome at the late singer's funeral, taking to Twitter to deny that he was ever banned from the service.
"Let me make it clear that I'M NOT BANNED TO GO TO THE FUNERAL none of it is true, ITS NOT TRUE, NOT TRUE NOT TRUE NOT TRUE," he told followers on Saturday.
Later, Fawaz, who found Michael dead in bed on Christmas Day, posted a photo featuring the pop star kissing him on the forehead, captioned: "This image says it all."
As RadarOnline.com readers know, Michael's childhood friend Andros Georgiou recently told The Sun that Fawaz is "not welcome" at the ceremony.
"Heaven help him if he turned up. Fadi has not been invited to the funeral — the family hate him," said the 54-year-old, who is not biologically related to Michael but was so close the star called him cousin.
Georgiou also slammed hairstylist Fawaz over his 911 call after he discovered the "Careless Whisper" singer dead.
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As RadarOnline.com has reported, in the shocking recording, Fawaz, who has said he slept in his car outside the singer's home in Goring, Oxfordshire, on Christmas Eve, tells the 911 operator, "He's cold and blue."
Fawaz also said he'd been trying to wake Michael, 53, for an hour. "He's very stiff," Michael's boyfriend, 43 told the emergency dispatcher.
Fawaz has been questioned by the police in their investigation of Michael's death but they recently released a statement clearing him of any foul play.
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