Yahoo News Liam Gallagher's son 'mocks' Noel's daughter on Twitter
Liam and Noel Gallagher's nasty feud just got a little nastier – and this time it's trickled down to their kids.
Taking a leaf from his dad's book when it comes to lashing out on social media, The Sun is reporting that Liam's son Gene Gallagher posted a number of cryptic tweets to his Twitter account on Wednesday (September 20) where he appeared to "mock" his cousin, Noel's 17-year-old daughter Anais.
In his since deleted tweets, the tabloid claims that Gene wrote: "Firstly, u look like ur dad [with a] blonde wig on…
"Secondly, u model coz u look like ur dad not coz of who u are nobody care about who u are lmao."
The scathing messages came after it was announced that Anais would be walking the catwalk for famed designer Tommy Hilfiger.
He then deleted the tweets, but followed up by adding: "Never will u ever see me attend a celebrity driven, posh rubbernecking, kids culture club…
"Whoever got to [choose] who got to model for Tommy Hilfiger is a complete doughnut who should go spec-savers." Ouch.
Whoever got to chose who got to model for Tommy Hilfiger is a complete doughnut who should go spec-savers
- Gene Gallagher (@Gallagher_Gene_) September 19, 2017
Never will u ever see me attend celebrity driven, posh rubbernecking, kids culture club...
- Gene Gallagher (@Gallagher_Gene_) September 19, 2017
Gene's deleted tweets come just days after his dad Liam lashed out at his brother on the social media site.
Liam took aim at Noel after he became emotional during the We Are Manchester concert on September 9, the first performance at Manchester Arena since the horrific bombing following Ariana Grande's concert on May 22.
The musician called his former Oasis bandmate's tears a "PR stunt" and claimed that his brother "doesn't give a f**k".
Liam originally slammed his brother after he failed to appear at Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester benefit concert in June to raise money for those affected by the attack that killed 22 people.
"Noel's out of the f**king country weren't we all love get on a fucking plane and play your tunes for the kids you sad f**k," he tweeted at the time.
Digital Spy has reached out to Liam's rep for comment.
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