Freddie Mercury secret lovechild fury as tell-all | UK News

Longtime Queen followers and Freddie Mercury’s interior circle have diverted their fury to writer Lesley-Ann Jones as she prepares to publish a bombshell guide about late singer Freddie Mercury. This yr, the rock biographer will release Love, Freddie, based on his personal diaries given to her by his alleged secret daughter. 

Alongside the novel, Jones will also release a Channel 5 documentary, which she is presently filming in Switzerland forward of the guide’s September 5 release date. According to MailOnline, the writer has come “under attack” by his followers but refused to back down from the schedule. Criticism of Jones, including misogynistic smears, has also been circulating in a WhatsApp group of former staffers who questioned the validity of the love baby claims, as “no one” in the “inner circle” ever heard speak of a daughter.

The publication revealed that one former affiliate wrote: “I don’t understand why he didn’t leave his only child something in his will. 

“I’m not saying it’s a crock, but as it’s the [SLUR DELETED] writing yet another book about a dead person, the facts are not looking good at the moment.”

As for the late singer’s real interior circle, Mary Austin, who is famously identified as the love of his life, is reportedly planning to deny she knew something about his daughter in an interview with a Sunday newspaper. 

Freddie’s live-in personal assistant, Peter Freestone, who labored with the legend for 12 years until his death, also slammed the allegations on social media. 

He fumed: “I never saw any diaries. I never saw any child,” but added: “I’m not saying they don’t exist… It was a surprise to me when I heard. Very much.”

Freddie’s former bandmate Brian May has remained tight-lipped about the allegations and merely smiled when I requested him about the guide at a latest Live Aid fortieth anniversary event.

Whereas, his spouse, actress Anita Dobson, beforehand acknowledged: “I think there have always been rumours. The person to ask would be his [Freddie’s] sister, Kashmira. But even then, I think, sometimes if people keep secrets, they do really keep those secrets.”

Elsewhere, Jones has hit back at the criticism and said: “There are a lot of extremely nasty comments being made, and some people are trying to discredit the book. 

“What I would say is that the real inner circle, the other members of Queen, and Freddie’s sister, would have denied this if they could, weeks ago, when the story broke.”

According to the guide, Freddie unintentionally fathered the kid, only referred to as “B”, during a fling with the spouse of a close good friend in 1976, the yr after Bohemian Rhapsody grew to become a hit.