On December 25, 2016, George Michael passed away at the age of 53. Five years after his disappearance, Andros Georgiou, his childhood friend, insists that he would still be alive if his first great love had not died of AIDS.
The complexity of love … Five years ago, on December 25, 2016, George Michael passed away from dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis, a weakening of the heart muscle, and hepatic steatosis. The departure of the singer at 53 years old has left many people in mourning while others are at war for inheritance. But before I die George Michael also experienced sadness: the death of his first great love.
Andros Georgiou, the childhood friend of George Michael, confided on this subject in the columns of Mirror. According to him, the famous artist would still be alive today if the love of his life, Anselmo Feleppa, had not died of AIDS. It is obvious to this friend that things would be different today if the Brazilian designer Anselmo were still with us. “After Anselmo he did not find true love, he had a lot of sex and met a lot of people but he never found what he had with Anselmo “ explained Andros Georgiou. Before adding: “I saw how happy they were. I think he was pretty lost after Anselmo died, it hit him hard.” A difficult test for George Michael to overcome.
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Recently, Andros Georgiou, the singer’s close friend, visited his grave after a plaque was finally put up with his name engraved at Highgate Cemetery in north London. He confided that “It was very emotional because it made him real.” Before asserting that he is “very happy that it happened. It took a while” so much so that he had “felt like he was forgotten.” But now George Michael’s body lies right next to his mother’s, Lesley Angold Harrisson, who died in 1997, and that of his sister Melanie, who died on December 25, 2020 following a diabetic coma. Fans will be able to collect themselves!
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