One Direction member speaks up about ‘marijuana’ scandal | Inquirer Entertainment

One Direction member speaks up about ‘marijuana’ scandal

By: - Reporter
/ 01:18 PM June 04, 2014

Liam Payne

Liam Payne of One Direction performs on stage during Radio1’s Big Weekend at Glasgow Green in Glasgow Scotland Saturday May 24, 2014. AP FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—One of the members of popular boy band One Direction took to twitter his apology following his bandmate’s leaked video in which showed them smoking what appeared to be marijuana.

Liam Payne, although not caught on the video smoking the alleged substance, posted on his Twitter account his apology to their fans, saying “they (members) have gone a little sideways.”

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In another post, Payne said they have “a lot of growing up to do” and hoped they would be able to surpass the controversy.

He also thanked their fans for their continued support.

On May 27, a video showing members of One Direction smoking what appeared to be marijuana inside a sports utility vehicle (SUV) started going viral.

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