Louis Tomlinson emotionally reveals he 'wasn't prepared' for the love he felt from fans following his sister Felicite's tragic death aged 18
- Louis discussed the tragic death of his sister Felicite aged 18 in March 2019, admitting he wasn't prepared for the love his fans showed him as he grieved
- Felicite died from an accidental overdose less than three years after their mother Johannah Deakin passed away in 2016
He was left devastated in 2019 following the tragic death of his younger sister Felicite aged just 18.
And Louis Tomlinson has admitted in a candid new interview that he 'wasn't prepared' for the outpouring of love from his devoted fans as he struggled to cope with the tragedy.
The 28-year-old One Direction star confessed that he had 'initially' felt very 'bitter' about the amount of talk surrounding his sister's death, but soon learnt to embrace the positivity and love from his supporters.
Candid: Louis Tomlinson has admitted that he 'wasn't prepared' for the outpouring of love from his devoted fans following the tragic death of his sister Felicite aged 18 in March 2019
Felicite died from an accidental overdose in March 2019, less than three years after their mother Johannah passed away in 2016.
Speaking to The Sun's Bizarre column, Louis shared: 'Initially, when the news broke last year, I was bitter about the fact that everybody was talking about it. Loads of people were speculating online about what might have happened.
'I was just told that it was the reality of the situation, which it is, and I had to accept it. So that's the negative side to it, but a positive side to it and something I wasn't prepared to feel was the love from my fans.'
He continued: 'I wasn't ready to feel like that, but I really needed it at the time. What was difficult was people speculating about details straight away, discussing online what might have happened when nobody really knew, and talking about my family.'
So sad: The 28-year-old One Direction star confessed that he had 'initially' felt very 'bitter' about the amount of talk surrounding his sister's death, but soon learnt to embrace the positivity and love from his supporters (pictured in June 2018)
Devastating: 'I was just told that it was the reality of the situation, which it is, and I had to accept it. So that's the negative side to it, but a positive side to it and something I wasn't prepared to feel was the love from my fans'
The Just Hold On hitmnaker went on to add that as he 'look further', he realised that all of the comments from fans were 'kind' and that he 'felt loved'.
In the same honest interview, Louis 'vowed to marry on/off girlfriend Eleanor Calder after previously f***ing things up,' as he spoke up about his personal life.
They rekindled their relationship in 2017 and have been stronger than ever since then, with engagement speculation swirling in recent weeks.
True love: Louis 'vowed to marry on/off girlfriend Eleanor Calder after previously f***ing things up,' as he opened up in a candid interview (pictured in 2013)
Louis insisted that engagement rumours are premature but admitted that marriage is on the cards, as is having more children. He already has son Freddie Reign, four, with ex Briana Jungwirth.
He explained: 'Yeah I saw some of that [engagement rumours]. It isn't true, but the luxury with Eleanor is I've known her since before our first single What Makes You Beautiful, so she's felt the whole growth of everything.'
Quizzed about marriage he added: 'One day, yeah, I'd imagine so. If you're asking me if I'm going to marry her? Yes, I think so! And more kids, I'd say so.'
Louis admitted he has 'f***ed things up' plenty of times in the past but hopes to have learnt from his mistakes.
Wedding bells? Quizzed about marriage he added: 'One day, yeah, I'd imagine so. If you're asking me if I'm going to marry her? Yes, I think so! And more kids, I'd say so'
Fond memories: Louis and Eleanor split for two years, between 2015 and 2017 (Pictured together in 2012)
Throwback: Louis insisted that engagement rumours are premature but admitted that marriage is on the cards, as is having more children (pictured in 2012)
Chatting about the lyrics to his new song, Walls, he explained that it delves into the emotions experienced following a breakup.
Louis said: 'It's a bit of, "Oh no, I've f***ed it up, yeah. But I've understood that now and I've come back stronger".
'You learn from your mistakes, and the song is about owning them, putting your hands up and saying 'I know what I did was wrong, but I understand it a bit better now'.
Birthday boy!: During the couple's split, the Miss You hitmaker became a father to son Freddie Reign (pictured), four, after a brief fling with Briana Jungwirth, 27
MailOnline has contacted Louis Tomlinson's representatives for comment.
Eleanor and Louis have endured an on/off relationship from the early stages of his career in 2011, but announced their temporary split in March 2015.
During the couple's split, the Miss You hitmaker became a father to son Freddie Reign, four, after a brief fling with Briana Jungwirth, 27.
Louis introduced son Freddie to fans on Instagram shortly after his birth, but has kept him out of the spotlight in recent times.
Eleanor and Louis reunited in January 2017, shortly after the tragic death of his mother Johannah Deakin aged 43.
LA life: Briana has also moved on, revealing on social media that her new man had spent Christmas with her and Freddie
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