The guy took to Farcebook to complain that he should never have been subjected to all the gossip and bad publicity. After all, why not take "innocent till proven guilty" a bit further, to: "don't even say someone is under suspicion."
He's got a point. There are tongue-clucking variations on those Monty Python old biddies with the scarves on their heads, all saying, "Where there's smoke there's fire," and "They would not have gone after Cliff without good cause. He's a poofter isn't he? They are perverts aren't they? So they force themselves on others don't they?"
Somehow, Elton John and David Furnish got better privacy over their marital problems? Oh well, it's not against the law to cheat on your loved one. And Elton is a MUCH bigger star than Cliff.
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