George Michael memorabilia auction sparks family dispute
Items including a guitar from the singer's Faith album are set for sale, prompting objections from relatives.
At a glance
- George Michael memorabilia including a Faith guitar is being auctioned
- The late personal assistant's brother opposes the sale
- He claims the assistant would not have wanted the items sold
A collection of George Michael memorabilia is scheduled for auction, including a guitar associated with his Faith album. The brother of the singer's late personal assistant has objected to the sale, stating that she would not have approved of the items being sold.
The dispute centres on whether the items should remain private or be offered to collectors and institutions.
Why it matters
The auction raises questions about the handling of a deceased artist's personal effects and the wishes of those close to him.
Original reporting
- BBC News — EntertainmentFamily row over George Michael items up for auction - including Faith guitar
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