George Michael death was shocking to his fans and the whole music industry. It left many hearts broken and millions of fans found his death untimely.
The autopsy report says the cause of his death was inconclusive. He was found dead by his partner Fadi Fawaz on Christmas Day. Many reacted to his death and the good thing about it was that his songs were being remembered once again.
Mirror reported that tweets from Fawaz' Twitter account surfaced claiming that the "Careless Whisper" singer killed himself after several attempts. Another tweet followed, "Not sure who that nasty close friend of George (sic) but I was in a relationship with George Michael till I found him dead in bed." A tweet also tells of the relationship between Fawaz and the "Wake Me Up before You Go-Go" singer saying, "We loved each other very much and were together almost 24 hours a day."
Fadi Fawaz revealed that he woke up and saw the vile tweets. He just closed the said account and said that he is not worried about those tweets.
Michael George death left a big question mark following a report that his post-mortem is inconclusive. Reports that he was down before his death surfaced lately.
He was reported to have suffered from pneumonia that he laid unconscious for 15 days. His doctor did a tracheotomy to help his breathing. He was left with 75 percent of his lungs functioning.
The result was that the singer depended on steroids and medication to help him in his performances. He could hardly finish a concert because of the impairment of his lungs.
His voice was no longer the same and the report further says that it was too much for him. He has to depend on drugs and alcohol to deal with the effects of the loss.
George Michael's death was a mystery but one thing is clear, his loyal fans were faithful till the end. ABC News reported that words of sympathy, flowers, and tributes flooded after his death. His songs are once again on the airwaves. He will remain in the music industry's history as the singer with a powerful, soulful voice.
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