George Michael's partner insists that police have not accused him of any wrongdoing in the star's death.
George Michael and Fadi Fawaz
Police reportedly believe the singer may have died from a drugs overdose on Christmas Day (25.12.16) and they have quizzed George's boyfriend Fadi Fawaz twice, as he was the person who discovered the star's body.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Fadi, 40, explained: "The police have been amazing. They have been supportive. They have done what normally happens when someone dies. They have not been accusing me, never; they have been very supportive.
"We were very much in love, very much together. Why would I be there [at George's home in Goring-on-Thames] if we weren't together? I was there the last day of his life. I was there."
The Wham! star's sudden death is still being treated as "non-suspicious" but a major crime unit from Thames Valley Police has been brought in to piece together the days leading up to his death.
It was initially thought George had died from heart failure but it's now believed the singer passed away from an overdose of illegal or prescription drugs.
George, 53, had a well-documented battle with drug abuse throughout his career and his cousin recently revealed that he was treated for crack cocaine addiction in 2015.
A post-mortem was carried out last week on George's body but it failed to identify the cause of death and now toxicology tests are underway to determine what ended his life.
One retired senior police officer explained to The Sun: "Given his history, there must be a possibility that drugs, illegal or otherwise, could have been involved in his death. Because of his high profile and wealth it makes absolute sense for the Major Crime Unit to investigate the full circumstances while they wait for the toxicology results to come back. It does not mean that he did die from drugs but until it is proved otherwise they cannot rule it out and must investigate properly."
The exact details of George's funeral are yet to be announced but it's believed he will have two ceremonies - one for friends and family and one for fans - later this month.
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