Maureen Cleave was one of the best interviewer in the media fraternity – a Beatle confidante. Maureen Cleeve was a British journalist who worked for the London Evening Standard, The Telegraph Magazine, Saga Magazine, Intelligent Life Magazine and others.
Maureen Cleave as an astute journalist interviewed many prominent musicians including Bob Dylan and John Lennon. Maureen Cleave was born on October 20, 1934, in British India. She died on November 6, 2021, at age 87. Maureen Cleave lost his wife, Francis Nichols with whom he got married to in 1966. Francis Nichols died in 2015.
Maureen Cleave grew up in Ireland the country of his mother. Maureen Cleave attended Rosleven boarding school in Athlone, before reading Modern History at St Anne’s College, Oxford.
Maureen Cleave Cause of Death
Maureen Cleave is confirmed dead at age 87. Maureen Cleave’s daughter Dora Nichols confirmed her death. However, she did not give a cause but said Ms. Cleave had Alzheimer’s disease.