George Michael’s pal says WHAM! singer never got over losing his love Anselmo Feleppa: ‘He was quite lost’
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Andros Georgiou claimed the WHAM! star never got over the death of his “greatest love,” Anselmo Feleppa.
Andros Georgiou recently told the U.K.’s Mirror that the WHAM! star never got over the death of his "greatest love," Anselmo Feleppa. The Brazilian fashion designer passed away in 1993 after contracting AIDS. He was 33. Michael went on to dedicate "Jesus to a Child" to Feleppa.
"George was the love of his life and if he hadn’t died, I think George would still be here," Georgiou told the outlet.
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