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George Michael leaves most of his fortune to Greek-Cypriot family

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Newsroom June 5 11:32

 

The well-known singer George Michael, who died on Christmas Day in 2016, left the vast majority of his fortune to his Greek Cypriot family, it was revealed on Monday.

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His beloved sisters Melanie and Yioda will receive an equal share of all the star’s major assets, including his two London homes.

His father Kyriacos inherited a stud farm for racehorses, where he has lived for a number of years, while The Mill Charitable Trust – which George himself set up in 2009 – has been given artwork and antiques including a piano which once belonged to John Lennon.

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