Family dispute emerges over upcoming auction of George Michael memorabilia

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A family feud erupts over the planned auction of George Michael's personal items.

A family member of George Michael's former assistant has spoken out against an upcoming auction featuring the late singer's belongings. The collection, which includes the iconic guitar used in the Faith music video, faces opposition from relatives who argue the items should not be sold. The sale brings renewed attention to the pop star's personal archive.

  • The collectionSiobhan Bailey assembled the items before her passing.
  • The disputeRelatives argue the sale goes against her wishes.
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George Michael remains one of pop music's most enduring figures, and memorabilia associated with his career frequently commands significant interest and high prices from collectors and fans worldwide.

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Personal items belonging to late singer George Michael, including his Faith guitar, are scheduled for an auction after being assembled by his former personal assistant.

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