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    Liam and Noel Gallagher have been accused of "blanking" their secret half-sister after she attempted to get in touch with them

    The Oasis stars have a younger sibling Emma Davies, 51, who was born after their dad Tommy Gallagher allegedly struck up a romance with another woman while married to the rockers' mum Peggy but the musicians have been estranged from their dad since childhood after their parents' split and Emma claims repeated attempts to contact her brothers have been rebuffed.


    She told MailOnline: "They just ignored me. I felt quite rejected. There was not even a Liam kind of comment or anything - there were attempts to make contact through their management, it was a complete blank."

    Emma - who was born just months after Liam - went on to reveal she believed the upcoming Oasis reunion might give her another chance to bring the family together, but she's been met with silence.

    She added: "I would like to meet them. Obviously, you're going to want to meet your brothers. I've got no bad feelings about anything - it would be great if they got in touch."

    Liam, 51, has previously been open about his estrangement from his dad after Tommy and Peggy split when the singer was seven. He claimed Tommy was violent and life for Liam and Noel, 57, and their elder brother Paul improved after Peggy took the kids and started a new life without him.

    The rocker told The Telegraph newspaper: "I was about seven when my mam left my dad. He was out all the time, fighting, beating my mam up, beating Noel and Paul up. Never touched me, though.

    "Then, one night, while he was out, my mam got her brothers round, got all our gear in a truck, left him a mattress, and we went off to our new house.

    "It was immediately better for all of us ... I was always out playing football, load of energy, never depressed, not a loner, just rounding up the troops ... let's go and have a bit of mischief."

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