'Drugs caused his downfall': One of George Michael's closest friends claims easy access to narcotics ruined his career as its revealed he held 'hedonistic all night parties' at his home in the weeks before he died

A detailed pal of George Michael has claimed that easy accessibility to medicine ruined his profession.

PR guru Gary Farrow claimed that Michael had been battling drug habit on the time of his demise.

The singer handed away aged 53, at his house in Goring-on-Thames in Oxfordshire, on Christmas Day.

PR guru Gary Farrow, a detailed pal of George Michael, has claimed that easy accessibility to medicine ruined the singer's profession

His former supervisor Michael Lippman, mentioned he had suffered a suspected coronary heart failure.

Mr Farrow claimed that regardless of his issues with substances, Michael had 'at the very least two extra nice albums' that he may have launched earlier than retiring.

He instructed the Solar: 'I imagine easy accessibility to medicine was the reason for his issues. I assumed George was too brilliant to get entangled with unlawful substances. However as soon as this illness will get maintain of you it's laborious to combat it.' 

His revelations come as a pal instructed the Mirror that the popstar - who bought over 100million data over a profession that spanned 4 many years - loved hedonistic events just some weeks earlier than he died.

The supply mentioned that the singer would celebration all night time at his £8million Highgate mansion in north London.

It mentioned: 'George beloved having mates over and was typically nonetheless going robust effectively into the next morning. This continued proper up till his demise.'

A pal mentioned Michael had loved all-night events at his north London mansion within the weeks main as much as his demise

One other supply, claiming to be near Michael, instructed the Telegraph that he had suffered an overdose.

It mentioned: 'He is been rushed to A&E on a number of events. He used heroin. I believe it's superb he's lasted so long as he has.'

Michael, born Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou, loved a glittering profession, however battled a troubled private life.

Struggles to cover his personal sexuality and cope together with his fame led to fears for his life as he experimented with alcohol and medicines.

He admitted that in one interval he was smoking 25 joints a day in his battle with habit. In 2008, he was caught smoking crack cocaine in a public bathroom. 

 

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