New statements of the lover Fadi Fawaz about the death of George Michael

George Michael did an overdose on the GHB party drug – two years before his former lover claims he's committed suicide.

The 53-year-old singer was found unconscious in a bathtub at his home in Highgate, North London. He was rushed to the hospital, where his agent said he had "routine tests," reports The Sun.

The revelation comes a day after his ex-partner Fadi Fawaz made the sensational Pan claim! star is killed on Christmas Eve 2016.

A coroner concluded that he had died of the natural aftermath of his country house in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, on Christmas Day.

But Fawaz, 45, now insists ex-boyfriend took his own life after four more attempts to kill himself.

In a series of e-mails seen by the newspaper, Fawaz writes, "It took five attempts … I'm sick and tired of people asking me what happened on the day of Christmas. "

" Let me tell you, George died on his mother's birthday, so that might answer a few questions. "" Not to mention that it took five attempts to get to the end of his life.I think it's important for the story. "

The barber to the stars has been at war with the Michael family about his belongings and previously asserted that he was sleeping in his car on Christmas day 2016, finding his body the next day. He now says that he died the day before, on the birthday of the star, as a result of another fatal overdose.

A huge tomb of George Michael was recently destroyed from outside his Highgate Palace. candles on the outside of her house, located in the upscale neighborhood of Highgate Village, which hosts Jamie Oliver and Kate Moss for over a year.

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