Elton John's husband is kinda, sorta backing off his anti-Madonna campaign ... issuing a quasi-explanation for trashing the singer after the Golden Globes ... but not exactly apologizing.
David Furnish -- who called Madge "desperate" and narcissistic when she beat out Elton for Best Original Song -- went back to his Facebook page today and wrote, "Wow! What a tempest in a teapot. My passion for our film 'Gnomeo & Juliet' and belief in Elton's song really got my emotional juices going."
He added, "But I must say for the record that I do believe Madonna is a great artist, and that Elton and I wish her all the best for next week's premiere of the film 'W.E.'"
Suuuuuure.
It's clearly not an apology -- so, why issue the statement? Your comments ...
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Oh wonderful:) A fruit basket with a nut in it:)~~~~~~~~~~
David and Elton,. Why can't you two guys grow a pair between you? Jeesh!
They are all illuminati Madonna is ugly old Devil wh0re
Tomorrow I say we should all boycott TMZ who's with me?
We have to stop giving into this crap TAKE A STAND
Next week they will be all sitting down together laughing about it over morning lattes. They are adults you know?
Got his emotional juices going?? Hmm, seems as if he is talking about something other than Madonna.
Class isn't shown in acceptance, but in defeat .... this proves Elton and David have no class.
"It's clearly not an apology -- so, why issue the statement?"
Its a great chance to kiss Elton's ass, David's not going to pass that up.
OMG - Let It Go! Desperate and Narcissistic doesn't even begin to cover these tired queens! David Gest, er, I mean, Furnish needs to just shut his over-botoxed ****hole already!
guy left her after he couldn't stand to have sex with a tired worn leather coach,and by the looks of her she is a tired leather coach and will die alone hopefully soon
Telephone Pole Swinging Between My Legs:
I'll still give her the time of day and all the love that goes with it.
