Oct 17, 2020
And then you want me to believe they don’t read us
...and the fans found out about it...Oh my God, we must do some more DAMAGE CONTROL.
Yeah, we still think you are a compulsive liar (I remember you admitting it yourself).
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And then you want me to believe they don’t read us
...and the fans found out about it...Oh my God, we must do some more DAMAGE CONTROL.
Yeah, we still think you are a compulsive liar (I remember you admitting it yourself).
#IrishMirror #ufc #TheNotoriousMMA #NiallOfficial #planetjedward Ps: I'm not a 'celebrity' https://t.co/kAgk9Exsui
Fans fume as Mike Dean steals the show in Man City's defeat of Bournemouth https://t.co/fveIFQbpsB
— Irish Daily Mirror (@IrishMirror) August 26, 2017
The teenager was meant to be seeing the band perform on Saturday but was in hospital – Louis says he hopes to see her back "home in South Yorkshire soon"
One Direction's Louis Tomlinson has tweeted Alton Towers horror crash victim Leah Washington to say he is thinking of her after she had part of her leg amputated. Doncaster lad Louis sent the message of support to the 17-year-old, who is from nearby Barnsley. The message, which has been retweeted more than 11,000 times, said: "Thinking about you Leah & hoping you are home in South Yorkshire soon Xx" Louis sent the message directly to teenager Leah's Twitter handle @leahwashy. A campaign was launched yesterday to get One Direction to visit Leah after she had to have her leg removed.
‘Yeah, I didn’t actually notice that [Fernando Torres] existed until about a week after [my] album came out. Which is fine. I think that it’s funny and I think that his career doesn’t seem to be. . . .’ She pauses and starts to laugh.“‘His career doesn’t seem to be. . . he might be on his last legs. So I’m not really nervous about that, I think that he’ll be gone and then I’ll get my google hits,’ she jokes.
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