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The shocking news came out tonight that George Michael has passed away at the age of 53. He died sometime over the Christmas holiday. Now his godson James Kennedy of Vanderpump Rules is speaking out about the loss of George and how he feels. If you remember, James has mentioned George being his godfather on the show, but of course, he never made an appearance. The two seem to have been really close when Kennedy was younger. James went to his Twitter account tonight to share his thoughts on the loss of George Michael.

James Kennedy posted a picture of himself as a young boy with George and a stuffed dinosaur. Along with it, he said, "Rest In Peace George, I can't believe this has happened, watch over me in heaven God father. love you. ❤️" …show more content…

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Reports are that James Kennedy's dad Andros and Geroge did have a falling out at one point and were not speaking anymore. This means that James probably wasn't around him much, but he may have still talked to him over the years. James Kennedy is close with his dad, though. He has been helping him with his music career. Fans of Vanderpump Rules have seen James working hard on being a DJ and also putting out some music.

Recently, James Kennedy was fired from SUR by Lisa Vanderpump. She was tired of the way he was acting and just decided it was time to cut him loose. James is still on the show, though. New episodes air on Monday nights, but if James ends up speaking out about the loss of George, it won't air for quite some time.

Were you shocked by the passing of George Michael? Did you realize that he was the godfather of James Kennedy of Vanderpump Rules? Sound off in the comments section below on your thoughts, and don't miss new episodes of Vanderpump Rules when they air on Monday nights on Bravo. So far, this season has been full of drama, which is a big part of why the viewers love this show so much.

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