Liam Payne’s eerie 2010 tweet about his funeral goes viral after he’s laid to rest
Fans are looking back at a heartbreaking message Liam Payne wrote online years prior to his tragic death at 31. “If I died would you come to ma funeral…?” he penned on Xm formerly Twitter, in 2010. The tweet resurfaced a day after a private funeral was held for the late pop star on Wednesday.
Family, close friends and One Direction bandmates gather for Liam Payne funeral
Payne's family and friends -- including his One Direction bandmates Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Harry Styles -- were spotted in attendance at the service, which took place in the United Kingdom, where Payne was born and where his music career began. Simon Cowell, a former judge on "The X-Factor," also attended.
He could have been saved, he could have been helped," a close friend of Kate Cassidy exclusively told The Post.
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Simon Cowell consoled by Liam Payne's parents as they share hug after emotional funeralLiam Payne was laid to rest today following a private funeral service - the One Direction singer's former bandmates, as well ...
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