Louis Tomlinson

So, like, it's just a flat no every single time.

And after, like, the second or third time that that had happened, I just played on my mind.

I put into bed that night and I was reliving it and I was thinking, he's going to think I'm a dick.

I was like, because, you know, it's really important that, you know, I push kindness on him and respect and seeing the good in people and all of that.

And all of a sudden I was doing this thing that was really contrary to what I was kind of trying to teach.

So I did have to have a conversation with him about it.

But again, you're trying to explain algebra.

As I said to you before, when I'm not at work, like I would be more than happy to like nobody to ever recognise me when I'm not at work.

When I'm at work, I'll need it for the promo.

Give me a bit of that.

But when I'm not at work, like I could go out my way to just never have any of that.

Hood up, no one, cool.

So when I'm picking up Freddie from school, I am certainly not some guy used to be in this band and this singer, like not at all.

I am there like everyone else as a father or as a mother.

It was last day of term, go to pick him up, I go into his class and I could just hear what sounded like karaoke.

And I'm thinking of all fucking days of me going to pick him up, like doing karaoke today.

And she had absolutely no problem asking me in front of everyone if I wanted to come to the front and do one of the songs.

Now, I'm there as a parent, like, you know, that's that.

And what's really tough is in front of Freddie and all his friends, I have to quietly decline.

Now, I don't really like how that's going to make Freddie feel.