George Michael’s Boyfriend Was Cut Out Of His Will, And He’s Clearly Not Happy
When you received devastating personal news in olden times, you could make a big ’80s drama show of things by sweeping shit off your desk, overturning furniture, and throwing something at the mirror to send a rage-symbolizing shower of glass over your deep pile carpet. Unfortunately, that required clean-up. Nowadays, you can preserve your home furnishings by upending your social media with a series of rambling posts and tweets to express your fury. Like Fadi Fawaz did! The Sun reports that Fadi found out that he didn’t make it into his late boyfriend George Michael’s will, and he responded by venting hard against George on social media. George Michael just poked his head out of the public men’s room in Heaven to roll his eyes behind his aviators.
According to George’s cousin Andros Georgiou (via The Sun), Fadi and George’s former longtime lover Kenny Goss were both absent from the pop superstar’s will. George’s estate was reportedly divided up between charities, his sisters, and a couple of his housekeepers. Fadi’s Twitter rage journey is stark.
George I hate you.
— Fadi Fawaz (@fadifawaz) August 4, 2018
Ouch. He also speculated on how George died. About a month after George’s death, Fadi tweeted (then later deleted) that it was a suicide. The official cause of George’s death was ruled to be natural causes. Well, Fadi is talking about suicide again.
— Fadi Fawaz (@fadifawaz) August 4, 2018
Fadi was on a roll, and accused an unnamed person (probably George?) of having had some diabolical powers.
— Fadi Fawaz (@fadifawaz) August 4, 2018
And then there was this one, which is either about a hitman being after Fadi, or some dick with a camera, or George, or who the hell knows?
— Fadi Fawaz (@fadifawaz) August 2, 2018
It should be noted that Fadi has several prior tweets claiming that his account had been hacked. Now that could be legit, or it could be the age-old excuse attention-whoring crazies use when they throw up something evil in an attempt to preserve what little dignity they have left. But my question is, are hackers known to use such pretty glowing type against a tasteful dark backdrop like that? Do they go that extra mile? “George I hate you” – maybe. Elegant cursive? Probably not.
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