Liam Payne’s family says coverage of singer’s death caused ‘indescribable, lasting damage’
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Liam Payne’s family criticises media for ‘indescribable damage’
- Liam Payne's family criticized the media coverage following his death in October, stating it caused "indescribable, lasting damage," particularly to his seven-year-old son, Bear.
- The family's statement follows the Argentinian authorities dropping manslaughter charges against two hotel staff members and Payne's friend.
- They expressed grief over Payne's untimely death and requested privacy to mourn.
- The family acknowledged the Brit Awards' tribute to Payne, celebrating his contributions to music and his positive impact on fans.
- The tribute featured photos and videos of Payne's life, including moments with his son, family, bandmates, and Queen Elizabeth II.