George Michael’s boyfriend and sisters set for row over who gets his home

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George Michaelā€™s boyfriend, Fadi Fawaz, is set for a row over the starā€™s inheritance.

Fawaz, who has claimed the family tried to exclude him from the funeral, is attempting to lay claim to Michaelā€™s multi-million pound home.

But the Wham! starā€™s cousin, Andros Georgiou, has said the Michael family ā€œhate himā€ and he ā€œwas not really his boyfriendā€.

Georgiou said: ā€œFadi has not been invited to the funeral.

ā€œHe is not welcome, the family hate him. Heaven help him if he turned up.ā€

Now Forbes has reported a row is in store over who gets the starā€™s home.

Fawaz has been living in the mansion since Michaelā€™s Christmas Day death, saying itā€™s what his late partner had wanted.

However, he is apparently not named as a beneficiary in Michaelā€™s will.

Itā€™s reported that the singerā€™s hairdresser sister, Melanie Panayiotou, is set to inherit the Ā£10m mansion in north London.

Fawaz claims that he and Michael had a verbal agreement that he was welcome to continue living in the home after his death, but thereā€™s nothing in writing to confirm that.

In a court of law, his claims wouldnā€™t hold up against the sisterā€™s right to inherit the property.

This doesnā€™t mean, according to Forbesā€™ experts, that Fawaz will definitely not have a claim to the home.

Because he has been living in the home, and has a claim that he is entitled to stay, the family would have to initiate legal proceedings to evict him.

That means all the details of the will would be made public during proceedings.

George Michael’s boyfriend and sisters set for row over who gets his home

the family also claim that reported Fawaz was paid Ā£10,000 a month to be his boyfriend.

The exact details of the will are not yet known, but the singerā€™s other, older sister Yioda Panayiotou, 57, is also reported to be receiving a large chunk of his estimated Ā£105million fortune.

A number of charities and causes that were close to the legendary performerā€™s heart are expected to be recognised in the will, too.

Since his death, dozens of people have opened up about the singerā€™s extraordinary generosity and anonymous philanthropy, donating millions to good causes without revealing his identity.

One woman has told of how she fell pregnant the day he died, after the star had previously paid for her IVF.

George Michael was confirmed as having died from ā€œnatural causesā€ last week.

He spent three months unburied after investigations into his cause of death continued.

According to a coroner, the singerā€™s death was caused by dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver.

It was previously claimed that he had died due to drug related issues, which was ruled out by the coroner.