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'COVID's a drag - blame China': Meat Loaf, 74, said 'we're all suffering' thanks to the pandemic in Cameo video message to fan three weeks before he died from the virus and said he couldn't sing Happy Birthday because he'd had a endoscopyĬoroner demands CPS 're-assess' decision not to charge mother, 32, who crushed her newborn baby to death after falling asleep and squashing her in hospital bed 'while high on cocaine', as inquest finds infant was 'unlawfully killed'
Corbel, a former counter-terrorism officer, has pleaded guilty to 19 counts of voyeurism at court. Police found images of 51 women on Corbel's hard drive in all, with 19 victims, including 16 models and three escorts, agreeing to make statements against him. The model revealed the 'shock and humiliation' she felt after discovering the truth and slammed the former high flying officer's 'disgusting' deeds. Three years later, she received a shock call from police, who told her they had found naked videos of her changing in the luxury Westminster hotel bathroom taken that day. Model Kirsty Lee, 29, from Brighton, (pictured left and right) posed for a luxury London hotel photoshoot in April 2017 with a 'pilot' called 'Harrison' who claimed to have a side-job in photography. The cameras were hidden in everyday items, including tissue boxes, phone chargers, air fresheners, glasses, keys and headphones, to video his unsuspecting victims. Among those paying tribute to Meat Loaf today were singer Cher, who said she had 'so much fun' when she worked with him, and composer Andrew Lloyd Webber who said the 'vaults of heaven will be ringing with rock'.ĭetective Inspector Neil Corbel, 40, (inset) posed as an airline pilot to book women for photoshoots before planting the gadgets in hotel rooms, flats and Airbnbs across the London, Manchester and Brighton areas. The rocker also played the role of Eddie in the 1975 musical film The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The single I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) reached number one in 28 countries and earned him a Grammy award.
His hits included the near ten-minute title track from Bat Out Of Hell, Paradise By The Dashboard Light from the same album, and I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) from 1993 album Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell. It is not known whether the singer was vaccinated.
Sources told TMZ that Meat Loaf was supposed to be attending a business dinner this week for a reality a TV show he was involved with called 'I'd Do Anything for Love…But I Won't Do That', named after his song, but it was cancelled after he 'became seriously ill' with coronavirus. Meat Loaf had an extraordinary career over six decades with the Bat Out Of Hell trilogy among his most popular musical offerings. The singer, whose real name was Marvin Lee Aday, died with his wife Deborah at his side - and while no cause or other details were given by his family, he had suffered numerous health scares over the years. US singer Meat Loaf, who was known for hits including Bat Out Of Hell, has died at the age of 74 after selling more than 100million albums worldwide and starring in 65 movies - with reports suggesting he contracted Covid-19.