I'm not too interested in what he's got up to, but I was intrigued to see
that it says he was on stage with Brian and Roger at the Party at the
Palace. I didn't see him there?
Article from People Website:
THE STUNNING LAPDANCER, 25, THEWRINKLY QUEEN STAR WITH A WIFE AND SIX KIDS
AND THE £300K FLAT PAID FOR IN CASH
MARRIED Queen star John Deacon has formed an extra-ordinary relationship
with a lapdancer young enough to be his daughter.
The grey-haired bass guitarist, 51, who has six children, has been seeing
stunning Emma Shelley, 25, and is happy to be pictured with her (top right).
But he kept the friendship secret from his wife of 27 years Veronica.
Mystery surrounds how Emma has suddenly been able to buy a £300,000
apartment - paid for in cash - plus a £25,000 Mercedes sports car like the
one below.
She denies Deacon has helped her financially but admits they are friends.
The friendship will amaze fans who have always dubbed him the quiet man of
supergroup Queen.
Deacon is one of the wealthiest stars in pop with a £50million fortune - but
always had a reputation as a family man.
Until now, the tea-drinking star has lived a near-reclusive life with
Veronica in Putney, South West London.
The couple also have an exclusive apartment block in Kensington, South West
London.
On the surface, they appeared to have a blissfully happy private life with
six children Robert, 27, Michael, 24, Laura, 23, Joshua, 18, Luke, 10, and
Cameron, nine. But friends say their marriage will now be put under enormous
pressure.
The star dropped out of the limelight after the death of Freddie Mercury but
re-surfaced this year for the Queen's Golden Jubilee Party along with fellow
group members Brian May and Roger Taylor.
Deacon became friends with Emma - who performs under the stage name of
Pushbar - more than a year ago.
The pair have also been spotted out on the town together.
He has wined and dined her at some of the capital's top restaurants
including showbiz haunt Nobu.
Deacon met Emma while she was working at Sophisticats club in London's West
End.
He was left goggle-eyed after Emma - who can make hundreds of pounds a
night - gyrated provocatively for him.
She is well-known on the glamour scene and is also on the roster of the
Playboy TV Channel girls who tour the country to perform raunchy shows.
A friend said: "Emma likes John very much and he is flattered that such a
sexy girl is taking an interest in him.
"John has always been very much the quiet man of Queen and this is the last
thing you would expect him to be mixed up in.
"But Emma is a very sexy girl and she has got a body to die for.
"Veronica like most wives will probably go berserk when she finds out that
John has been spending time with her, particularly if she believes he has
been throwing thousands of pounds at this girl to fund her lavish lifestyle.
"This whole thing will put a massive strain on their marriage."
Emma once famously gave up sex for Lent telling The People: "It's not that I
don't like making love - it's just that I only find it satisfying if I'm in
a strong relationship where I am totally in love with the man.
"Unloving sex does not do it for me. It feels like I am going through the
motions.
"I do feel left out when friends talk about it but I also feel quite smug
about it."
Until our exclusive revelations, Deacon was in the shadows behind his more
flamboyant bandmates whose 1975 masterpiece Bohemian Rhapsody dominated the
charts for 17 weeks.
In more than 20 years at the top, Deacon built up a vast fortune and is
believed to be in the top 1,000 wealthiest men in the country.
After lead singer Freddie Mercury died from AIDS in 1991, Deacon kept a low
profile.
He vetoed plans to allow Robbie Williams to front a reformed Queen, saying
he was not good enough.
But in 1997 he and original co-members Brian May and Roger Taylor teamed up
with Elton John in Paris where they performed "The Show Must Go On" in
tribute to Freddie.
This June, Deacon joined May and Taylor again on stage with Phil Collins and
a full symphony orchestra for a nostalgic medley of Queen classics during
the Buckingham Palace bash.
But just over a week later, he was snapped with eye-popping Emma during a
night in the West End.
They were spotted going into trendy restaurant Nobu in London's West End.
Deacon had no qualms about posing for a picture alongside Emma as she turned
heads in a sexy denim mini and showed off her bare midriff in a flimsy white
top.
She has since been driving a two-seater Mercedes SLK.
And she is now happily settled in a luxury flat in the top-market Astoria
Court in Purley, Surrey, after living with a girl pal in nearby Kenley.
The property was bought without a mortgage.
When interviewed by The People, Emma denied that Deacon had paid for her
flat and car.
She said: "Yeah, I know him. He is a friend, but that's it."
When asked if that was the extent of their relationship she added: "Yep."
Veronica Deacon claimed she had never heard of Emma.
She said: "I don't know anything about it."
Asked if she felt shocked to learn of the relationship Veronica said: "I
don't feel anything."
A spokesman for her husband said he had "absolutely no comment to make."
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Thanks
Darren
scroll down to find the article
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Thanks, I'd appreciate that.
Darren
yeah, and they've got the bit about him vetoing robbie williams as
singer out of sync, reading as if coming before the bejart ballet - heh,
but this lady sounds more popular in england than kylie...
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ruth wrote:
Well I've never heard of her. Sounds like one of these people that's famous because
the "newspapers" said she is.
I still maintain it's crap.
yeah, like my interview today - they've often decided/got who they want
but have go through the process !
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yeah, that's a postive stretch on it man! even cheap mid-life criseses
can be fun : young guys seem to find u very attractive !!! ;-)
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ruth wrote:
The trouble with British tabloid journalism is not what they write - it's what
they don't write. Read any article from any tabloid and just look at the "facts"
that are presented - they are usually few and far between. To make up for this
lack of factual information, journalists will present what they do know in such
a way that leaves the average reader inferring the intended scandal, i.e. that
John Deacon may be having a "relationship" with some girl. At no point will they
actually state this in as many words, but the use of language is heavily
suggestive, leaving the reader to make their own mind up. As many tabloid
readers have no mind, the article has the desired effect. So maybe the quotes
are true, but do they really mean anything when put into a different context? A
classic example I read was when one trashy supermarket rag asked a government
official about the existance of UFOs (flying saucers and stuff) - the official
said something like "UFOs do not exist, there is no government cover up.." etc,
and the writer ended by stating that this denial was proof that UFOs do exist.
Says who!?
Personally, I take a very sceptical view of anything I read in a newspaper that
gives greater prominence to bingo games on the front page than actual news.
Yeah denim mini and bare midriff sound great :)
Who would have thought Deaky would have it in him??
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especially since he's getting older
don't take account of my innuendo........
jon
( i was talking in the vernacular after a few too many drinx after a job
interview - not that i know what vernacular means - but its like the
royal 'we' use of 'u'. )
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So that's it then ! John has been *too tired* to lift his bass !
geoff