Star's remarks about cryonics were tongue-in-cheek
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Simon Cowell isn't planning to have his body frozen when he dies.
The X Factor judge, 49, joked that he wanted to be brought back to life in years to come.
‘I've decided to have myself frozen when I die,’ Simon told Prime Minister Gordon Brown at a Downing Street dinner earlier this month.
‘You know, cryonics. You pay a load of money and you get stuck in a deep-freeze once you've been declared dead.’
But a spokesperson for Simon insists his comments were tongue-in-cheek and had been 'greatly exaggerated'.
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