George Michael’s boyfriend Fadi Fawaz disappears from Twitter after asking for forgiveness
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George Michael’s boyfriend, Fadi Fawaz, has left fans fearing for his well-being after he disappeared from Twitter.
The fine art photographer had a five-hour meltdown late at night last week, and has since deleted his account.
Fawaz was in a relationship with the Wham! singer and was the first to discover he had died on Christmas Day 2016.
Between 2am and 7am on May 10 he posted a string of unusual comments, writing in one: “Please forgive me for what i am going to do”.
In another post he said: “Im almost out of patient love and kindness”.
The posts, which no longer appear after he deleted the account, left fans fearing for his safety.
There has been no explanation yet offered for him disappearing from Twitter.
Fawaz wrote in one post: “I am done with you god i really am,” adding in another, “God you took the most beautiful person from me so now i ask you to be kind.”
Fans of George Michael were left perplexed and worried by the online comments.
They pleaded with him to not “do anything stupid” as hundreds of replies and interactions were sent to Fawaz.
One wrote “You’re scaring us Fadi”.
You’re scaring us Fadi. We’re here for you
— IG (@IntelliGossip) May 10, 2017
According to reports, relatives of singing legend Michael have asked Fawaz to vacate the property he shared so they can put the home up for sale.
“Fadi will be so sad as he loves the Regent’s Park house and it holds so many fond memories spent there with George”, a source told The Sun on Sunday.
“But although the news is devastating he won’t want to make any issue of it with George’s family if that’s what they decide to do.”
The family also intend to sell the singer’s other home in Goring, Oxfordshire, where he died on Christmas Day.
“They have decided to sell the Goring place as it holds too many sad memories.
“It is also obviously the place he was found dead so no one wants to take it on as a home”, a source told the paper.
Although Mr Fawaz was allowed to the funeral – after claims he would not be – he was not invited to the wake.
The singer’s cousin, Andros Georgiou, claimed the Michael family “hate him” and he “was not really his boyfriend”.
