Liam Payne’s heartbreaking tweet has resurfaced 14 years after it was posted – as fans grieved the former One Direction star’s tragic death

Liam Payne’s haunting “funeral tweet” from 14 years ago has resurfaced after his untimely passing. On 31 December 2010, Liam shared a post asking: “If I died would you come to ma funeral…? ,” thought to be borrowed from a song by JLS.

This sombre reflection was spotlighted as Directioners paid homage with images of bandmates Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik at Payne’s poignant tribute service on 20 November 2024.

The pop star met a tragic end on 16 October 2024 following an accidental fall from a third-floor balcony during a vacation in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Emotions ran high underneath the decade-old tweet with fans leaving a trail of sorrowful emojis and heartfelt messages.

A fan posted: “Rest in peace Liam Payne. I will love you forever. I will keep your memories alive until the day of my death, I promise you. As long as I exist, there will never be a who will stop talking about you..”

Another added briefly: “RIP Liam,” while one admirer said: “Yes love, everyone did, you are loved. Love you and miss you badly.”

One particularly devastated supporter typed out: “‘If I died would you come to ma funeral…?’ Where do I call Satan to sell him my soul to get you back? I miss you.”

Finally, another fan gushed: “Thanks for saving me Liam, I loved you all my teenage years and I will love you for the rest of my life. Rest in peace and be happy, I love you so much. Thanks for making me happy,” expressing unwavering devotion.

The funeral of the former One Direction member was attended by a mix of family and friends. Among those present were his ex-girlfriend Cheryl Tweedy, Simon Cowell, girlfriend Kate Cassidy and his former bandmates Harry, Niall, Louis and Zayn.