George Michael’s lover Fadi Fawaz is planning on contesting the star’s will after he was cut out of his £98million fortune.
The 53-year-old star who died on Christmas Day in 2016 left nothing to his on-off boyfriend.
Hairdresser Fadi – who is still living at a £5million home owned by George in London’s Regent’s Park – believes he deserves a share in the estate.
A source told The Sun Online: “From the moment George died, Fadi has been insistent that he was a huge part of his life and deserved some of his estate.
“He was stunned when he wasn’t left anything and he thinks it’s completely unfair.
“He is looking into ways he can contest the will and is determined to get what he believes he deserves.”
George died of heart failure on December 25, 2016 aged 53.
Ever since, Fadi has been squatting in the late musician’s home, with some claiming he lives like a “nocotrunal campire-like figure” who rarely steps outside.
Fadi and George’s long-term lover of 15 years Kenny Goss were both shunned from the will.
Instead George left a large chunk of his £98million pot to his sisters Yioda and Melanie. while his dad Kyriacos was handed a horse racing stud farm.
A string of friends, including PA Michelle May, model friend Kay Beckenham, cousin Alex Georgiou, family friend Sonia Bird and publicist Connie Filippello are also named in the will.
Seven pals and relatives including Shirlie Kemp, a backing singer with his band Wham!, and record producer David Austin, are also beneficiaries
A collection of artwork and antiques, including a piano once owned by John Lennon, have been left to a charitable trust George set up in 2009 to make donations to good causes.
George was buried in a private ceremony in Highgate Cemetery, North London, in March 2017.
It is located 200ft from his former mansion.
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