Prince — New Details On Star’s Strange Final Days

Mourning fans gathered outside the Paisley Park complex in Chanhassen, Minn., where rock legend Prince died at the age of 57! Music lovers were shocked by the seemingly abrupt death of the '80s icon who was still beloved by millions all over the world. Just one day after Prince's autopsy on Friday, the bizarre rock star was quickly cremated as friends and family gathered for a memorial ceremony!

Prince's quick cremation was a grim reminder of how quickly his fellow rock star David Bowie had his body disposed after his unexpected death. The National ENQUIRER had already revealed several shocking secrets from Prince's private life — but there were even more answers swirling around in the aftermath of his death!

Brother-in-law Maurice Phillips — married to Prince's sister Tyka, who might very well inherit his estimated $300 million estate — spoke outside the funeral about how the notorious workaholic had pushed himself to a fatal extent in his final days. Maurice (pictured) said: “He worked 154 hours straight. I was with him just last weekend. He was a good brother-in-law.”

There were also reports that Prince's emergency stay in an Illinois hospital just days before his death was caused by a near-fatal overdose of the narcotic Percocet. RadarOnline.com talked to one of Prince's bodyguards about his former client's drug use, and also revealed that Tyka (pictured) could be surprised to find that Prince left the bulk of his estate to Jehovah's Witnesses!

As revealed by The ENQUIRER, Prince was found collapsed in an elevator at his Paisley Park complex — where he kept a complete recording studio, television stage set, and more. The transcript for the disturbing 911 call revealed that Prince was already presumed dead when authorities were contacted. Now the cops have plenty more questions, though!

Friends and fans are mostly fearing that Prince had his own "Dr. Feelgood" — just like Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley — who was keeping the fragile rocker hopped up on drugs!

In the wake of Prince's autopsy, authorities would only state that there was nothing to indicate suicide or foul play. The police have still made it clear that they have plenty of questions for Prince's close associates. Cops want to know more about Prince's medical history and how he obtained several prescription drugs, sources said.

On Saturday, a former drug dealer calling himself Doctor D. had claimed to have sold Prince a steady supply of powerful narcotics between 1984 and 2008 — saying Prince would drop up to $40,000 for a 6-month supply of opiates!

The ENQUIRER had earlier revealed how Prince was tormented by pain after years of onstage acrobatics — but, having embraced life as a Jehovah's Witness, kept putting off major surgery because of religious beliefs against blood transfusions.

Speculation also continues that Prince was aware of his upcoming death. The ENQUIRER caught Minneapolis mayor Betsy Hodges admitting that she had consulted with Prince's representatives earlier about a tribute to the hometown star. And, as pictured here by The ENQUIRER, mourning fans outside of Prince's complex were able to be given books and t-shirts in purple hat boxes as elaborate memorial programs — just two days after Prince's death!