Holly Johnson, 61, in the garden of his home in Fulham
Holly Johnson, 61, shares items of personal significance in the garden of his home in Fulham. Among his treasures is a 1970s Mickey Mouse telephone, bought when he moved to London.
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Holly Johnson, 61, shares items of personal significance in the garden of his home in Fulham. Among his treasures is a 1970s Mickey Mouse telephone, bought when he moved to London.
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