Inside Freddie Mercury's private world, with the woman who knew him best
Ahead of an extraordinary sale at Sotheby's, Mary Austin, to whom the star left his home and possessions, gives us a private tour
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Ahead of an extraordinary sale at Sotheby's, Mary Austin, to whom the star left his home and possessions, gives us a private tour
Freddie Mercurys moustache comb could go for 50,000 at auction.
The comb formerly used by the late Queen frontman to tidy up his moustache could be sold at a high price because bidder 'will be paying' for the rocker's DNA.
Peter Freestone, 68, who lived with Freddie Mercury for 12 years until his death in 1991, believes the tiny Tiffany & Co. moustache comb could cause a frenzy at Sotheby's next month.
The comb, which Freddie Mercury, Queen's frontman, bought for just £90, still oozes a kind of magic more than 30 years after the musician died in Kensington, west London