The boy George is on the verge of losing the right to use his stage name while fighting millions of pounds of debts.
The singer, whose showbiz has become bust, could also see the name of her club for the band Culture, which was awarded to a financial company.
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Boy George is on the verge of losing the right to use his stage name
The 63-year-old star, born George O’Dowd, protected the name Boy George 2014, but the documents the sun saw on Sunday show that the protection expired in December.
The 1980s Protective Sign Club, a band that faced, also ran shortly before Christmas.
It is part of a legal battle that could see the band catalog – including the hits of Karma Chameleon and that is a miracle – to move to the company specializing in making earnings from old songs.
The company that operated the band’s play money, Misspoch Touring, won in 2023. He is run by George and two of his classes at the club, Mikey Craig and Roy Hay.
The report shows that he owes a media to the MEP Capital of £ 1,37 million, and the failure to return cash will result in the name of the band, named Boy George and the band catalog taken from them.
The band also has debts of almost £ 12m – most of which are owed by the American promoter of Live Nation concert.
Administrators received a repayment plan seeking £ 500,000 every six months until December 2027.
Meanwhile, George, who entered into I am famous in 2022 to make much needed money, rents his Hampsstead Plick Home in North London as he tries to pay off his accounts.
Two years ago, the Sun revealed that the star faced a damages of £ 1.75 million, which was submitted by former band colleagues and ex -boyfriend Jon Moss, 65, but settled outside the court.
Drummer Moss, in a secret relationship with George at the height of the club’s glory, was discharged in September 2018 and spent a million pounds on his legal fight.
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