The UNTOLD story of Freddie Mercury and Jim Hutton 

No its no one business what Freddie did behind closed doors. Why make comments when Freddie isn't here . Let him Rest in Peace. Love you Freddie always.❤🐱

Jim did not nurse Freddie. Peter freestone, Freddie’s personal assistant and Joe Fanelli took care of Freddie until he passed. Jim was there and sat with Freddie , taking turns with Peter and Joe , so that he was never left alone.

Beautiful story lovely nice to listen the truth thanks for posting 😢❤❤👍

He didn’t follow them around as a fan . He followed his friends around . Roger and Brian were friends of Freddie . Roger and Freddie shared a flat together and ran a stall together in Kensington, before they were big. Freddie never hid being gay . He never made that statement about Experimenting when he was young, he never said he put anything behind him. That whole statement is not true. When asked 5:24 if he was gay, he said, as a daffodil, my dear. When asked him who he slept with, he said he slept with men women cats he never denied anything. And furthermore, it was, nobody’s business. he never disguised himself when he went to the bars, and he went every night as himself..

Interview with Jim Hutton 1996 “Love of My Life, The Life and Loves of Freddie Mercury” “What did Jim think might have happened had Freddie not contracted AIDS, and had he lived out his natural life span? Would their relationship have lasted? Would they have grown old together? ‘I doubt it,’ admitted Jim, sadly. ‘I was there for a purpose. The sexual relationship we had, which I knew full well had not been exclusive, had pretty much run its course by the time Freddie became ill. I cast myself as someone important in his life, when really I was only the same as everybody else. I suppose if he’d still been healthy, still able to run around lording it and having the lifestyle he loved, I don’t doubt that I’d have been paid something and sent off. That was Freddie’s way.” Freddie [was] kidding when he called me “my man”, you know? Or making fun of me. I always felt he did it in a jokey way, quite camp, which he was, and which caused more than a few rucks between us. He was always joking around with his friend Peter Straker, and I know that quite a lot of it was at my expense. I behaved like a spoilt eejit, I don’t mind telling you. We were like his court jesters, as I heard people say more than once. I resented it. I resented them. Because I had worked out deep down that what we were was a bit of an act, as far as Freddie was concerned. When someone called Freddie and me a “masquerade”, I didn’t even know how to spell it or what it meant. I had to look it up. I managed to find a dictionary in the house. … I looked up “masquerade”, and I was very hurt. Even though I have to face the fact now that they were probably right. I can admit it to myself. I cast myself as someone important in his life, when really I was only the same as everybody else. All of us who lived at Garden Lodge - Phoebe the personal assistant, Joe the cook, me the gardener and the handyman and the fella who looked after the fish, as well as the others who came in each day, Terry the driver . . . were equally important to him.” Jim Hutton : 1994 “Mercury and Me”: ‘He had me. I was crushed when I discovered that Freddie only wanted me out in Munich to make this other guy jealous. A German called Winnie Kirchberger, who had a restaurant, and who was almost identical to me.’ All the time Freddie and I had our loving friendship I lived with certain people who dismissed me as ‘just the gardener’. The same people always introduced me to Freddie’s friends as his gardener. .., Joe came to me in The Mews one day and said: ‘[we] always look[ed] on you as just the gardener …. WE never thought you were the boyfriend.

Все они были на содержании у Фреди, а любил он Мери Оустен, и сожалел что на ней не женился…. Она тоже была с ним рядом когда он сильно болел

That the problem when you famous everybody think they have a right to you privacy they have a right just like anyone out in public is one thing at home another and that's nobody's business

So funny af how ppl think they are so ‘in t he know’ when it comes to famous ppl.