George
Michael
is
too
scared
to
take
an
HIV
test.
The
'Fast
Love'
singer
hasn't
been
tested
for
the
virus
for
at
least
three
years
because
he
fears
the
results
could
come
back
positive.
The
revelations
feature
in
a
BBC2
TV
documentary
'Stephen
Fry
-
HIV
and
Me'
by
Michael's
friend,
comedian
and
actor
Stephen
Fry.
The
programme's
producer,
Ross
Wilson,
said:
"George
says
he
does
not
believe
in
tests.
"He
says
he
finds
the
wait
for
results
too
harrowing
and
that
he
hasn't
had
a
test
since
at
least
2004
due
to
his
fears
it
might
be
positive."
The
former
Wham!
star
was
arrested
for
"engaging
in
a
lewd
act" with
an
undercover
police
officer
in
a
Beverley
Hills
public
toilet
in
April
1998,
and
admits
to
enjoying
"sexual
freedom"
despite
being
in
a
long-term
relationship
with
boyfriend
Kenny
Goss.
Michael
celebrated
his
44th
birthday
on
Monday
and
received
a
unique
present
from
Geri
Halliwell,
who
gave
her
friend
a
sexy
chauffeur.
Michael
is
banned
from
driving
after
being
found
slumped
at
the
wheel
of
his
car
at
London
traffic
lights
last
October,
so
Halliwell
has
presented
him
with
a
chauffeur
for
the
next
12
months.
A
source
revealed
the
former
Spice
Girl
chose
someone
who
was
"nice
to
look
at"
and
would
also
be
a
"good
companion".