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Los Angeles - Louis Tomlinson has apologised to fans after discovering his Twitter account had been hacked.
A tweet was sent out from the One Direction star's account on Wednesday to more than 14 million followers which read: "Fuck you Bitches."
But it wasn't long before the 21-year-old realised he'd been a victim of online hacking and deleted the post.
He then wrote: "Got woke up to find out I got hacked ! Working on re-following people now sorryyyyy :( Big loveeee!!"
The hunk isn't the first of the One Direction lads to fall foul of hackers.
Album leaked
Back in July band mate Niall Horan, 20, was alerted to a breach in his account by his loyal fans, who trended the hashtag #NIALLCHANGEYOURPASSWORD in a bid to get his attention.
And the band's hacking problems haven't only been on Twitter recently - after their new album Midnight Memories was leaked on the internet before its official release.
Liam Payne said: "It's annoying because there's this big build-up and it affects sales.
"We really want a number one, so we're just kind of hoping for the best now. Hopefully people go out and buy it."
He added: "It's just frustrating when you work so hard on an album and you kind of want everyone to hear it at the same time."
A tweet was sent out from the One Direction star's account on Wednesday to more than 14 million followers which read: "Fuck you Bitches."
But it wasn't long before the 21-year-old realised he'd been a victim of online hacking and deleted the post.
He then wrote: "Got woke up to find out I got hacked ! Working on re-following people now sorryyyyy :( Big loveeee!!"
Got woke up to find out I got hacked ! Working on re-following people now sorryyyyy :( Big loveeee!!
— Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) November 20, 2013The hunk isn't the first of the One Direction lads to fall foul of hackers.
Album leaked
Back in July band mate Niall Horan, 20, was alerted to a breach in his account by his loyal fans, who trended the hashtag #NIALLCHANGEYOURPASSWORD in a bid to get his attention.
And the band's hacking problems haven't only been on Twitter recently - after their new album Midnight Memories was leaked on the internet before its official release.
Liam Payne said: "It's annoying because there's this big build-up and it affects sales.
"We really want a number one, so we're just kind of hoping for the best now. Hopefully people go out and buy it."
He added: "It's just frustrating when you work so hard on an album and you kind of want everyone to hear it at the same time."
