Freddie Mercury carried on a passionate secret affair with a transsexual pop star! Singer Lanah P has claimed the Queen frontman spotted her on a British comedy show in 1984 — and they steamed up the sheets before he died of AIDS. “Freddie saw me on TV and said to one of his friends, ‘I saw this camp creature on television and I’d love to meet them!’ ” revealed Lanah, who’s also known as Alan Pillay. Despite The National ENQUIRER has learned that, despite Freddie’s favorable first impression, the odd couple got off to a slow start. “At first, he didn’t set my knickers on fire. But the affection grew,” Lanah freddie admitted. “And that wasn’t the only thing that grew!” Read on for details of Lanah’s time with Freddie, and click here for news of more celebrity sex scandals….
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As they saw each other more often, the “We Will Rock You” singer grew more entranced by his exotic lover. “It was then the more intimate stuff started to happen. It was intense. Of course, there was admiration there. But it was driven by lust,” Lanah gushed. “He was fantastic!”
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But the “Killer Queen” star’s personal life was complicated. The love of Freddie’s life was Mary Austin — who was at his side from before Queen found fame until his death at age 45 in 1991. He left the bulk of his massive estate to her.
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Freddie also had a longtime partner, Jim Hutton (left), and many other gay partners who’d line up outside his house for over-the-top orgies! “I was invited to some of his parties,” Lanah recalled. “They were, let’s say, ‘group functions.’ That didn’t fit in with my morality.”
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So Lanah was stunned by Freddie’s hunger for her! “I was really quite surprised I was his type,” she said. “His relationships before then were all gay men with handlebar mustaches.” But she believes she helped Freddie become more comfortable in his skin. “I helped him with self-discovery,” said Lanah.
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Still, the two kept their relationship under the covers. “I kept my connection with him private,” Lanah admitted. “I was a relative nobody, I didn’t want anybody thinking I was hanging out with someone so they would facilitate my career.”
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Lanah blasted the new biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody” — starring
Rami Malek (right, with Queen guitarist
Roger May) as Freddie — for whitewashing the star’s “bohemian” sex life! “I think it’s bonkers. They’ve undermined people’s intelligence given what went on,” she huffed. “It’s total hypocrisy!”
As they saw each other more often, the “We Will Rock You” singer grew more entranced by his exotic lover. “It was then the more intimate stuff started to happen. It was intense. Of course, there was admiration there. But it was driven by lust,” Lanah gushed. “He was fantastic!”
Photo credit: Getty Images/Files
But the “Killer Queen” star’s personal life was complicated. The love of Freddie’s life was Mary Austin — who was at his side from before Queen found fame until his death at age 45 in 1991. He left the bulk of his massive estate to her.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Freddie also had a longtime partner, Jim Hutton (left), and many other gay partners who’d line up outside his house for over-the-top orgies! “I was invited to some of his parties,” Lanah recalled. “They were, let’s say, ‘group functions.’ That didn’t fit in with my morality.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
So Lanah was stunned by Freddie’s hunger for her! “I was really quite surprised I was his type,” she said. “His relationships before then were all gay men with handlebar mustaches.” But she believes she helped Freddie become more comfortable in his skin. “I helped him with self-discovery,” said Lanah.
Still, the two kept their relationship under the covers. “I kept my connection with him private,” Lanah admitted. “I was a relative nobody, I didn’t want anybody thinking I was hanging out with someone so they would facilitate my career.”
Lanah blasted the new biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody” — starring
Rami Malek (right, with Queen guitarist
Roger May) as Freddie — for whitewashing the star’s “bohemian” sex life! “I think it’s bonkers. They’ve undermined people’s intelligence given what went on,” she huffed. “It’s total hypocrisy!”
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