Rent the luxury pool house of George Michael as a holiday getaway for his devoted fans.

George Michael was a beloved musician who passed away in 2016 at his home in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. However, his fans now have a unique opportunity to experience a piece of his life by renting his luxury pool house on Airbnb for their holiday.

The property, which is connected to George's main residence, boasts a beautiful swimming pool and stunning gardens. It is also conveniently located near a 10th century church, adding to the charm and history of the area. While it may not come cheap at £550 a night, the property has already proven to be "very popular" among his fans.

According to a source, the opportunity to stay at George's home has been well-received by fans who are grateful for the chance to experience it first-hand. It's no surprise, as George once described the pool house as "wonderful" during an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Now, fans can see for themselves what made it so special to the late singer.

Aside from this exciting Airbnb opportunity, there have also been reports that George's estate may bring him back to the stage in hologram form. Documents from his Nobby's Hobbies Holdings firm show that the estate made a staggering £50,000 a day last year and plans to expand their activities to include live public performances in the next few years.

This news has sparked speculation about a potential hologram tour, similar to Abba's Voyage show. George's former Wham! bandmate, Andrew Ridgeley, has expressed his interest in seeing the group back on stage again. However, he also acknowledges the ethical questions that may arise from using a deceased artist's likeness for such a performance.

In fact, George's ex-manager, David Austin, revealed that they had considered using a hologram during George's lifetime but ultimately scrapped the idea due to the technology not being up to par. He also shared that they had looked into it for a potential performance at the Royal Albert Hall, but the quality was not up to their standards.

Despite these past setbacks, there is still hope for a hologram tour in the future. Whether or not it will come to fruition remains to be seen, but it's clear that George's legacy and impact on the music industry continue to live on.

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