Changes for George Michael’s grave as fans continue to flock

George Michael’s burial spot is to be changed as adoring fans continue to flock to the sight.

Highgate Cemetery, in north London, has proved so popular with Wham! fans that it may be forced to change its opening hours.

Thousands continue to go on tours of the area in the hope of seeing the singer’s grave.

Although the exact spot is hidden from view, it hasn’t stopped vast number of fans turning out in the six months since his death.

A spokesman for the cemetery said yesterday: “We have had George Michael fans coming to the cemetery, even though we don’t publicise where he is buried.

“Whether that remains the case for the time being or permanently depends entirely on the wishes of his family.”

The resting spot of the late legend is not formally open to fans.

Callers or those looking at its website are told: “George Michael’s grave is in a private part of the cemetery, which is not accessible to visitors.”

The grave is positioned in a private area of the London resting place and is not be accessible to the general public.

A tall barrier was placed around the gravestone after the singer’s funeral service on March 29, blocking the space from view.

The plot is next to his late mother.

The star had always intended to be buried next to her, buying the burial plot after she died in 1997.

Since his death, dozens of people have opened up about the singer’s extraordinary generosity and anonymous philanthropy.

The singer donated millions to good causes without revealing his identity.