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The Day the World Sang 'Last Christmas,' George Michael's Heart Stopped Singing Forever

December 24th, 2016, 6 PM: George Michael making Christmas Eve calls to family. Sister Melanie remembered his voice sounded tired but normal. 7:30 PM: Texted friends "Merry Christmas darling." 9 PM: Final phone call about 2017 music plans, Freedom documentary, future he believed was coming. 10:30 PM: Told Fadi Fawaz going to bed early, climbed stairs, got into bed, closed his eyes. Somewhere between midnight and 2 AM Christmas Day, George's heart stopped. Dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis—silent conditions developing for years—reached critical failure. No pain, no struggle, no awareness. He died peacefully in sleep. 11:30 AM: Fawaz knocked on bedroom door, found George motionless, cold. 1:42 PM: Emergency call "I think he's dead." Paramedics confirmed he'd been dead for hours. Three months later, March 2017 coroner's report: natural causes, heart failure. George's final 24 hours were ordinary—calls, texts, bed. He died believing in tomorrow, planning for 2017, unaware time had run out. Christmas Day 2016, while world sang "Last Christmas," George Michael's heart stopped forever.