LOUIS Tomlinson fans mistook him for Liam Gallagher during his appearance on Children in Need tonight.
The former One Direction star took to the charity telethon stage to sing his new song We Made It, but his rocker-like look had fans going wild and convinced he had morphed into Oasis star Liam.
One fan tweeted: “Louis Tomlinson giving it the Liam Gallagher.”
A second said: “Louis Tomlinson is like Liam Gallagher – singing with his hands in his pockets a lot.”
Another added: “#LouisTomlinson impersonating Liam Gallagher.”
The appeal show for BBC Children In Need 2019 has raised more than £35 million in just a few hours.
Viewers donated £35,383,512 in just the first two-and-a-half hours of the annual appeal programme, improving on last year’s total of £33,949,774 donated within the same time period.
Co-hosts Tess Daly and Ade Adepitan kicked off before Mel Giedroyc and Graham Norton took over for the remainder of Friday night’s TV fundraiser, broadcast live from the BBC’s Elstree Studios.
EastEnders stars Maisie Smith, Rudolph Walker, Louisa Lytton and Ricky Champ competed in the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom in aid of BBC Children In Need.
Smith, who was paired with Kevin Clifton, lifted a special Pudsey Glitterball Trophy after being judged the best of the bunch.
Judge Craig Revel Horwood kicked off the four-way group performance to Dancing In The Street with his best Peggy Mitchell impression.
From behind a mock-up of the The Queen Vic’s bar, he told the group: “It’s closing time. Sling your hook and get out of my pub,” before adding: “Darlings.”
