Freddie Mercurys manager Paul Prenter Biography: What Happened to Queen Manager, Real Life, Name,

Biography

Paul Prenter (born August 1946 – Died 1991) was a former renowned British manager and A&R.

He was managing Freddy Mercury from London which permitted him to foresee the artist branding, etc.

Freddy Mercury was a renowned British singer, songwriter, and record producer.

Paul Prenter
Paul Prenter: History, Bio, Photo
Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Paul Prenter
Born:	August 1946 (age 45 years old)
Died:	1991
Place of Birth:	London, England, United Kingdom
Nationality:	British
Parents:	N/A
Children:	N/A
Height:	1.75 m
Siblings:	N/A
Wife • Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	N/A
Occupation:	Talent Manager • A&R
Net Worth:	US$2.5 million

Early Life

Paul Prenter was born in the United Kingdom’s capital of London on August, 1946.

Furthermore, he was of British nationality and had English citizenship.

Apart from that, there is no information about his birth date, parents, siblings, or childhood.

However, we suppose that his parents raised him well in his hometown as a child.

Education

When it comes to Paul Prenter‘s educational background, there is no information available about his academic qualifications.

Furthermore, we might presume that he obtained his academic certification from a well-known English university.

Career

In a bar in 1975, Paul Prenter met prominent rock musician, Freddie Mercury for the first time.

Following his meeting with Queen’s lead singer, he left his job and joined the band’s management team. He used to help the musicians with their shows, and he had a unique bond with the frontman, Freddie Mercury.

The story of Paul Prenter and Freddie Mercury began nicely, and they became friends. He was also Freddie‘s boyfriend, according to sources.

Furthermore, They had a romantic relationship for a few years, which they kept hidden from the public eye. He used to assist Freddie during his concerts while he was Freddie‘s manager. Following the release of Queen‘s album “Hot Room” in 1982, the band’s relationship with its promoter deteriorated.

That album did not have the same level of success as past Queen albums. As a result, everyone in the band blamed Paul Prenter for the album’s failure except Freddie.

Members of the band held Paul Prenter responsible for some of the management decisions, such as refusing to promote the album on the radio. According to Jim Hutton, Paul Prenter sold the knowledge regarding Freddie‘s condition to a major newspaper, for which he was paid 32,000 pounds.

Several images of Freddie with other boyfriends. Following these occurrences, it is assumed that Paul Prenter and Freddie Mercury ceased their professional and personal connection. However, he also stayed on as the band’s manager for a few more years.

Net Worth

As the manager of the popular band “Queen,” he had made a modest living. Paul Prenter‘s net worth was estimated to be around US$2.5 million at the time of his death.

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