🌃 Freddie Mercury Partner Jim Hutton

It features contributions from many people closest to Freddie, including his mother Jer Bulsara, sister Kashmira Cooke, Brian May, Roger Taylor, long term partner Jim Hutton, former girlfriend and longterm friend Mary Austin, personal assistant Peter Freestone, best friend Peter Straker, and numerous other people who knew Freddie socially or A reporter for The Sun, Hugh Whittow, questioned Mercury about the story at Heathrow Airport as he was returning from a trip to Japan. Mercury denied he had the disease. According to his partner Jim Hutton, Mercury was diagnosed with AIDS in late April 1987. Around that time, Mercury claimed in an interview to have tested negative for HIV. Mercury was so secretive during the days that he was sick that not many articles exist detailing his final moments. However, accounts from his late and longtime partner Jim Hutton and ex Mary Austin help us understand how he spent his last days. Elton Jon even has a story about spending time with Mercury during his final days. Mercury dejaría la mansión que aparece en la imagen a Mary Austin – El inmueble estaba valorado en 22,5 millones de euros.-«Te quiero, Freddie. No voy a ir a ningún sitio» – Jim Hutton a Freddie Mercury, luego de que este le confesara que había sido diagnosticado de sida en 1987. Hutton, being Freddie Mercury's partner during the last few years of his life gives an intimate account of Freddie and his lifestyle. It lacks the glamour of the movie, but does give a more realistic insight into Freddie Mercury. The Freddie of the blockbuster film is flamboyant, charismatic and charming, and of course talented. .

freddie mercury partner jim hutton