George Michael’s ex-lover Fadi Fawaz is seen ‘sad and lost’ as he leaves £5million London home

George Michael’s ex-lover Fadi Fawaz is seen looking ‘sad and lost’ as he leaves £5million London home on second anniversary of star’s death

  • Fadi Fawaz, 45, was seen looking lonely on Christmas Day as he left home 
  • The hairdesser who dated George Michael was seen on the anniversary of the Wham! star’s death after he was found dead at home on December 25, 2016
  • Tributes were left to the singer outside his home in Goring, Oxon, yesterday  

George Michael’s boyfriend Fadi Fawaz was seen looking ‘lost’ near the £5million London home he shared with his late partner George Michael. Pictured in April

Two years after George Michael’s death his former lover Fadi Fawaz has been spotted looking ‘sad and lost’ as fans pay tributes outside the singer’s home.

The pop star was found dead at home in Goring, Oxon on Christmas Day, 2016.

When seen leaving their home near Regents Park, London, yesterday, 45-year-old Mr Fawaz looked forlorn.

A witness told The Sun: ‘He had a distant look on his face. He seemed sad, lonely, lost.’

Haridresser Fawaz’s last few months with the Wham! Singer were turbulent, with Fawaz saying he tried to take his own life multiple times.

Earlier this year Fawaz wrote about the times they spent together after they began their romance in 2011.

He said: ‘He has tried to kill himself 4 times, whilst in rehab he tried to stab himself 25 times.

‘He never told me how he did it when he was taken for three days to Marylebone.

‘I would say ‘aren’t you glad May 16th didn’t happen’, referring to one suicide attempt, and he would say ‘no’.

‘He wanted to die so badly and it was powerful to hear him say it. I think life stopped for him a long time ago.

‘Everyone wanted him because of what and who he is. ”Everyone wants me alive’ is what he would say.’

Describing how he found George, he said: ‘I could see his that his right hand was up to his face with his fist clenched with his fingers curled against his cheek.

‘His face looked normal. I saw that his legs were together but looked tense under the covers. I couldn’t see any vomit. I touched him but he was cold.

Floral tributes are left outside the home of George Michael in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

Floral tributes are left outside the home of George Michael in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

Among the tributes were messages from friends who remembered the Wham! singer 

Among the tributes were messages from friends who remembered the Wham! singer 

Loved ones also left pictures of the singer outside the home he was found dead in on Christmas Day in 2016

Loved ones also left pictures of the singer outside the home he was found dead in on Christmas Day in 2016

Neighbours, fans and friends paid tribute to George Michael on the second anniversary of his death 

Neighbours, fans and friends paid tribute to George Michael on the second anniversary of his death 

Fadi Fawaz and George Michael

The couple on holiday together in happier times

Fadi and George were in a relationship when George died on Christmas Day in 2016 

George Michael and Fadi Fawaz George Michael seen in 2012 leaving Madonna's house

George Michael and Fadi Fawaz George Michael seen in 2012 leaving Madonna’s house

‘I couldn’t tell he was dead until I saw his fingers were blue. ‘I was shaking him and saying ‘George, George’, but he was dead.’

Fawaz revealed how he was so against the drug GHB, a form of acid, that he initially refused to date Michael, who was a known user.

A coroners report in March last year said the Faith hit-maker died of natural causes had dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver.

No time of death was ever set out by police or the coroner.

The results of a post mortem were never made public at the request of the family. Nor was there mention of the toxicology test results.

Fadi, who won’t inherit any of George’s wealth, has been ordered to move out of the London flat.

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