An old letter Liam Payne wrote to his younger self has now resurfaced.
The reminder came from BBC Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills on October 17, who played a letter Payne wrote to his 10-year-old self in 2020. He went on to read the letter as part of a series about the pandemic.
“Dear 10 year old Liam. Get ready! It’s about to get a little bumpy,” the letter began.
“Cherish every moment with your loved ones right now because with just a few days of family holidays left, life is about to get surreal. You know what you love, sing, be keep going and when you turn 14 something magical happens and I’m not talking about puberty,” he added.
Payne then shared with his younger self that he was going to audition for one of the biggest talent shows in the world. He went on to add that he will also meet his son’s mother on the show.
“I know it seems a bit early but trust me everything will work out. I recommend you watch it Back to the futureit could be helpful,” Payne said.
“Now you’re famous and it seems like you’ve peaked too soon, you smug bastard, but you haven’t even started yet. Take it easy a bit and remember this is a marathon It’s not a sprint,” he shared.
“For a while, you will feel like giving up,” Payne reveals. But don’t do that, because you’re about to meet four other guys going the same way as you.”
“When you meet them for the first time, it will be chaotic but remember to enjoy yourself, stay young at heart because that is the purpose of this moment in your life. Forgive more and learn how to listen. You will have the time of your life, travel the world and live a life you can barely imagine, and then it will be over for a while. and you will have nothing left but the steering wheel,” he continued.
The “Strip That Down” singer went on to tell her younger self that it would feel “scary” after One Direction’s hiatus “like you’re alone, but you’re not. You’re about to start a completely new journey for most people.” wonderful person you’ve ever met, your son, Bear.”
“Don’t doubt yourself about this dad, look at all the things you’ve learned along the way, surely it means you have a lot to give. Be grateful and try hard remember every day you’re doing something that you’re doing.” love that took ten years to build. The first single will skyrocket and you’ll never see it coming but stop doubting yourself and you’ll be fine,” he said.
Payne ended the letter by saying hugs to his entire family.
Payne died at the age of 31 on October 16 after falling at the CasaSur Palermo hotel. An autopsy found that Payne died after suffering a debilitating skull fracture.
Before jumping, Payne was said to have been behaving oddly just minutes before the incident. He is suspected of using stimulants, although nothing has been confirmed at the time of reporting.
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