Louis Tomlinson Opens up
About Sister's Death.
In a interview with ‘The Guardian,’ former
One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson opened up
about the recent grief he’s had to deal with. .
In 2016, his mother, Johannah Deakin, died
of leukemia, and two years later his younger
sister, Félicité, died of an accidental overdose. .
As the oldest of his siblings,
Tomlinson had to find strength even
when he was at ‘rock bottom.’.
There’s no time for me to be sat feeling sorry
for myself … I’ve been to rock bottom and I feel
like, whatever my career’s going to throw in
front of me, it’s going to be nothing as big or
as emotionally heavy as that … I don’t want
people to feel sorry for me, Louis Tomlinson, to ‘The Guardian’.
According to Tomlinson, those “dark times” changed his
perspective on life and motivated him to work harder. .
It makes everything else, not feel easier and
not less important, but, in the grand scheme
of things, you see things for what they are,
I suppose … I’ve turned something that’s
really dark into something that empowers
me, makes me stronger, Louis Tomlinson, to ‘The Guardian’.
Tomlinson went on to credit his fans with
supporting him and helping him push forward. .
I’m sure every artist says this, but I do believe it.
We’ve been through some dark times together …
And I felt their love and support. I remember
really clearly when I lost my mum, that
support was mad, Louis Tomlinson, to ‘The Guardian’