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