When we lost Freddie Mercury in 1991 he was in a long-term relationship with Jim Hutton, who he met in 1985. Yet he left his West London mansion and all his possessions, as well as his wealth and
Jim Hutton, the Irish partner of the late pop idol Freddie Mercury, died on New Yearâs Day, 2010, and was laid to rest in his hometown of Carlow, Ireland. Queen front man Freddie According to Mercuryâs partner Jim Hutton, Queenâs lead singer felt what Prenter did was was the ultimate betrayal. Hutton recounts another Mercury tabloid story in his book Mercury and Me âOn May 4, Freddie was devastated by another story about him in the Sun. And so was I. His old friend, Paul Prenter had stitched him up. Freddie would also tell the handful of people on his payroll at his Kensington home and his lover, Jim Hutton, but nobody else was to know. It was vital his illness remained a secret. The family said that Paul was openly gay from when he was a young boy of 16 years. In fact, he even dated other men but was not Mercury's type. What's more, his family had always been supportive of his choices. The truth about what happened to Paul Prenter and his friend Freddie Mercury will remain a mystery to many. Even when Mercury fell in love with his long-term partner Jim Hutton, Mary was still a constant in his life, and the pairâs relationship began to cause difficulties in their respective romantic lives. He once said: âAll my lovers asked me why they couldnât replace Mary but itâs simply impossible. xtN4En3. 863322862381847373197441
