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That Could Have Been Payneful

16 January 2014

By Lauren E. White

One Direction star Liam Payne, last night apologised for his foolish actions. The boybander was practically dicing with death as pictures emerged of him standing on the roof of a plush block of apartments 360ft up, after a party that could’ve ended a completely different way.

Payne, 20, has previously been labelled as the ‘sensible one’ of the fivesome, which includes Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik, but his recent stunt clearly proves otherwise. Taking a sensible approach during the aftermath of the leaked picture, Payne took to Twitter to communicate with his reliant 15 million followers, stating it was a ‘stupid and irresponsible’ thing to do. He then apologised and began to worry about his strong backing of fans by proclaiming that he does not ‘endorse any fans trying to repeat this’.

But, despite his current actions, back in 2013 Payne carried out his best pal from his burning apartment, his friend suffering serious burn injuries while being extremely lucky for still having his life, all because of Mr Payne.

It’s very unfortunate for poor Liam as whatever mistakes he makes will be publicly documented for all to see – there’s just no hiding from us now!

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