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Boy George Says He Hopes Xmas Tree Falls on Former Culture Club Bandmate

Ben Peterson
Last updated: 2026/06/22 at 8:09 PM
By Ben Peterson 3 Min Read
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Photo Credit: Courtesy of Boy George and Culture Club

Boy George has publicly commented on the status of his relationship with former Culture Club bandmate Jon Moss, directly addressing the drummer’s exit from the group. His remarks appeared in a reply posted on X (formerly Twitter) after Culture Club shared a Christmas message that included a photo featuring Moss alongside the band’s current lineup.

“I hate to correct this, but Jon [Moss, drummer] is no longer in CC [Culture Club],” Boy George wrote. “He tried to bankrupt me in the last couple of years, so I hope the Xmas tree falls on his head! Lol!”

The singer later added that the conflict had a direct impact on his songwriting. “His leaving and attempts to destroy me did, however, inspire these songs,” he continued.

The original Culture Club post read: “Sending lots of love this holiday season from all of us in Culture Club. Here’s to more music, more joy, and dancing with you again in 2026!”

The exchange underscores the long-running tensions between Boy George and Jon Moss, two founding members of one of the most successful bands of the 1980s. The dispute did not emerge overnight but is rooted in decades of personal and professional conflict.

Formed in 1981, Culture Club quickly rose to global prominence with hits such as “Do You Really Want to Hurt Me” and “Karma Chameleon.” According to Wikipedia, the band sold more than 50 million records worldwide during its original run. Jon Moss was a core member from the beginning and played a key role in shaping the group’s signature blend of new wave, reggae, and pop.

The relationship between Boy George and Moss has long been fraught with complications. Rolling Stone previously reported that the two were romantically involved in Culture Club’s early years, a relationship that ended bitterly and contributed to the band’s initial breakup in 1986. That history continued to affect later reunions and tours.

Legal disputes further strained their partnership. Music Business Worldwide documented that Moss filed a lawsuit in 2011 seeking greater control over the band’s operations and a larger share of royalties. Ongoing disagreements over finances and authority have repeatedly derailed reconciliation efforts.

The latest public clash appears to be the culmination of years of unresolved tension. Boy George’s pointed holiday comment suggests that any future collaboration involving the original Culture Club lineup is unlikely, leaving questions about the band’s path forward without one of its founding members.

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