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Bulgarian student Georgi Dochev, 25. Photo by The Sun
From The Sun newspaper
The gay model present at the death of Stephen Gately has admitted having a two-year relationship with the Boyzone singer.
Student Georgi Dochev, 25, had claimed he met the star and his partner Andy Cowles, 32, at a club that night.
But Dochev yesterday admitted: "This is not true. We met more than two years before that night."
Dochev told a radio station in his native Bulgaria that the three met regularly.
Asked what went on during the dates, he replied: "Well, we didn't go fishing or go to the library. I did it with both of them."
Dochev told how they had a threesome on the sofa the October night that Stephen died of heart failure aged 33 at his home in Palma, Majorca.
Dochev said: "Stephen was very drunk. When he fell asleep on the sofa in a weird position, it did not seem strange to me.
"In the morning I noticed spots on his legs. I thought it was a kind of skin disease."
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Bulgarian model Georgi Dochev, who discovered the dead body of Boyzone singer Stephen Gately in October 2009 has revealed that not everything printed in a recent UK press interview with him is true.
The male model who was with Stephen Gately when he died has broken his silence about the Boyzone star's final hours.
The Bulgarian student Georgi Dochev, who found Boyzone singer Stephen Gately dead earlier this month, is said to have known the star and his civil partner Andrew Cowles for years.
THE gay Bulgarian who found Stephen Gately dead could rake in more than ?150,000 for his story of their “intimate” last night together.
Fans, family members, celebrities and members of the Boyzone band gathered Saturday in Dublin to pay an emotional farewell to Stephen Gately.
The death of Stephen Gately has hit Boyzone fans around the world hard, personally I was never a fan but the tragedy surrounding Gately’s death at such a young age is obviously very sad.
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