He wanted to support her during a difficult time and also collaborate on charitable projects to raise awareness and funds for HIV/AIDS research.
George Michael was known for his support of HIV/AIDS charities, and Princess Diana was a prominent advocate for AIDS awareness and charity work. They reportedly met in private several times and exchanged letters, and there are instances of them attending events together to support these causes.
George Michael's song "John and Elvis Are Dead," released in 2002, is said to be a tribute to both Princess Diana and his close friend John Lennon, reflecting the impact they had on his life and their untimely deaths.
Their friendship was significant not only because of their high-profile statuses but also due to their shared dedication to making a positive impact on various social issues. Despite their passing, both Princess Diana and George Michael continue to be remembered for their contributions to charity and their lasting legacies in the hearts of their fans and admirers worldwide.