Freddie Mercury’s Alleged Daughter Dies at 48 After Cancer Battle
The family of Bibi, who claimed to be the daughter of Freddie Mercury, has announced her passing at the age of 48. She died peacefully after a prolonged struggle with chordoma, a rare form of spinal cancer. Her husband, Thomas, shared the news on January 15, confirming that she left behind two young sons, ages nine and seven.
Background on Bibi’s Allegations
Bibi was born in 1976 and lived in France. She first made her claims of being Freddie Mercury’s daughter in the biography “Love, Freddie,” authored by Lesley-Ann Jones, which was published in September. Bibi reportedly had DNA evidence to support her assertion regarding her parentage, although the details remain undisclosed.
Tributes and Memories
Lesley-Ann Jones expressed her devastation over Bibi’s passing. In her tribute, she noted that Bibi was a close friend and was determined to set the record straight about Freddie Mercury’s legacy. Jones highlighted Bibi’s selfless mission to address the inaccuracies surrounding Mercury’s life story, which had been distorted for over three decades.
Bibi’s Final Wishes and Tribute
- Bibi’s remains were scattered over the Alps, honoring her love for the landscape.
- She dedicated her final years to revealing the truth about her father’s life.
Bibi’s story emphasizes the complex legacy of Freddie Mercury, not only as a celebrated musician but also potentially as a father. Her commitment to telling her story reflects her deep connection to his memory.
