George Michael's estate is suing Kenny Goss, the late singer's former long-term partner and best friend, over the release of a previously unheard album and unseen footage. The estate alleges Goss breached agreements or rights by publicly releasing material featuring the Wham! star that was never intended for public distribution, raising questions over control of Michael's unreleased creative legacy since his death in 2016.

The dispute centres on material Goss had access to through his close personal relationship with Michael, which the singer's estate says should not have been made public without permission. The legal action highlights ongoing tensions over who controls and profits from unreleased work left behind by major recording artists after their death.