London
(ANI):
Late
Stephen
Gately's
civil
partner
Andrew
Cowles
has
said
that
he
does
not
want
anything
of
the
singer's
10-million-pound
estate.
The
'Boyzone'
singer's
32-year-old
partner
instead
told
lawyers
running
the
tragic
star's
estate
that
Stephen's
family
and
good
causes
deserver
his
money
more
than
him.
"I
don't
want
a
penny.
I
was
never
with
Stephen
for
his
money
and
don't
need
it
now," The
Mirror
quoted
Cowles
as
telling
a
pal.
He
added:
"I
want
his
family
and
his
favourite
charities
to
get
the
cash."
The
windfall
would
see
the
Dublin-born
singer's
mum
Margaret,
dad
Martin,
sister
Michelle
and
brothers
Mark,
Alan
and
Tony
set
up
for
life.
The
Internet
tycoon's
pal
said:
"He
feels
they
were
a
huge
support
to
Stephen
throughout
his
life
and
that
is
what
he
would
have
wanted.
He
wants
some
good
to
come
out
of
his
death
and
for
charities
and
his
family
to
be
recognised."
Grief-stricken
Andrew
met
lawyers
earlier
this
week
and
made
his
wishes
clear.
A
source
close
to
him
added:
"Andrew
told
them
he
had
no
desire
to
inherit
the
millions
Stephen
made
through
his
success.
He
pointed
out
their
relationship
was
always
based
on
love
and
not
material
things
and
that's
the
way
he
wanted
it
to
stay
even
after
his
death."
The
couple
met
in
2003
and
tied
the
knot
in
a
2006
civil
ceremony
in
London
by
exchanging
18,500
pounds
rings.