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From cheeky 14-year-old to global star, the rise and tragic death of Wolverhampton's Liam Payne
“When I'm in school, I think about singing all the time," said a 14-year-old Liam Payne in a soft Wolverhampton accent, accompanied by his adoring parents Karen and Geoff.
"I should really be concentrating on my work but I just think about singing too much. It's a dream, I'd love to do it."
And with a cheeky wink at Cheryl Cole in the middle of his version of Frank Sinatra's Fly Me To The Moon, the boy from Bushbury had the entire judging panel eating out of his hand. Even at the tender age of 14 he demonstrated an uncanny knack for playing to the crowd.
Hotel at the Death of Liam Payne: The Guard Unveils a Fatal Mistake
The cleaner who was at the scene during Liam Payne's death claims that the former One Direction star could have been saved, but the hotel management let him down. Today, on the first anniversary of Liam's fall from the balcony, Ezekiel David Pereira, 22, stated that the 'biggest mistake' was not calling an ambulance when the singer, 31, fainted in the hotel lobby.
According to him, instead of providing urgent medical assistance, hotel staff took other steps which he believes led to the tragedy.
This situation raises important questions about the hotel team's responsibility in critical moments. Every moment can be crucial, especially when it comes to a person's life. Pereira's words emphasize the need for a quick reaction in cases of emergency medical assistance, as sometimes it can change the outcome.
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Liam Payne: Accused Waiter Claims Assault Inside Prison In Bombshell Interview From Behind Bars
US President Donald Trump once again took a dig at Joe Biden, mocking the former president over his recent beach trip and a viral stumbling incident. When asked if he planned to visit Argentina, Trump quipped that unlike Biden, people wouldn’t see him sitting in a bathing suit or struggling to lift a chair “meant for old people.” He went on to say, “You won’t see me falling down or fumbling on the beach,” drawing laughter from reporters. Trump, who often uses public appearances to taunt Biden, had previously ridiculed him during February’s CPAC event, saying Biden “could barely walk in the sand.” His latest remarks add to a long list of jabs aimed at painting Biden as frail and unfit for office.
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