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    Liam Payne's sister says she "feels like all of him is being removed" after learning that his old school is being knocked down

    The One Direction star passed away at the age of 31 last year after falling from a hotel balcony in Argentina and his older sibling Ruth Gibbins has shared the news that part of their former school in Wolverhampton is being demolished.


    She wrote in an Instagram Story: "Hearing part of our senior school is being knocked down and having such clear memories of Liam waiting by my locker to ask for money off me all the time, feels like all of him is being removed from the planet, all the places we've been are changing and he's not here to change with them.

    "A thousand tiny losses every single day."

    It comes after Liam's girlfriend Kate Cassidy was reduced to tears last week as she stated that her future partners "will have to accept" that she will "always love" the tragic star.

    The 26-year-old influencer said in a TikTok video: "I want to make something clear. Whoever I end up with in my future will have to accept the fact that I will always love Liam.

    "I will always talk about Liam. I will always laugh about Liam, I will always cry about Liam."

    Cassidy continued: "Let me tell you something, Liam Payne was my boyfriend. He wasn't just this famous figure to me.

    "It hurts so bad because I am just criticised all the time for speaking about my boyfriend that passed away, the person that I loved and still do love.

    "I would never settle for anyone in this lifetime who did not feel comfortable enough with me speaking about Liam.

    "Liam was a very big part of my life. He was my best friend, somebody I really thought I was going to spend the rest of my life with and, obviously, I know one day I'm going to have to move on. I want to get married one day. I want to have kids.

    "When a person dies, they die twice, once when they actually die and the second time when you stop speaking about them. I'm not going to have Liam die twice on me. I will love him forever."

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