Louis Tomlinson’s sister Phoebe pens heartfelt tribute to Felicite telling her ‘mummy needed you’
LOUIS Tomlinson’s heartbroken sister Phoebe has written a heartfelt tribute to 18-year-old Félicité following her shock death on Wednesday afternoon.
The 14-year-old influencer broke her silence just hours after her twin sister Daisy took to her own social media page to honour their big sister.
Sharing a photo of Félicité grinning at the camera as a toddler, Phoebe recalled precious memories as she concluded “mummy needed you”.
The teen’s passing comes just over two years after the siblings lost their mother Johannah to leukaemia in December 2016.
Phoebe wrote: “Words don’t even begin to describe how shocked and broken hearted we all are. You were my best friend, sister, motivator and person that could make me laugh until I cried.
“I’m lost without you and the thought of never seeing you again scares me like you wouldn’t believe.
“I will love you forever and ever and you and mama will have a place in my heart until the day I die. Please tell me your watching over us and that you will always remember the way we all laughed together. Our memories will stay with me forever. We made so many.
“I remember me, Dais, Lotts and you all sleeping in the same room on two bunk beds and we’d chat all night about random things that made us giggle. You were the best at story telling.
“Mummy needed you and you desperately needed her. I’m so glad your together now and she has you to rub her feet in heaven like you used to. I pray that you’re in a better place now.
“We love you like you wouldn’t believe. Fly high my beautiful sister.”
Phoebe’s 20-year-old sister Lottie commented on the sweet post: “Our precious Fizzy forever” alongside the heart emoji.
The girls’ dad, Mark Tomlinson, added a series of heart emojis.
Earlier today, Phoebe’s twin sister Daisy broke the family’s silence as she shared a black and white photo of herself, Phoebe, Félicité, and Lottie as children.
She captioned the picture: “This is the fourth time I’ve tried to write this. No words will come close to explaining how broken I am, once again. My precious sister. My heart is bleeding.
“I keep imagining and praying they have the wrong person. Not my sister, my best friend.
“It was only a few weeks ago that we were sat on the sofa bed at 3am drinking tea, eating French fries and chatting about the future. You told me about all your plans. We were excited.
“I pushed you away when you tried cuddling me, I thought I would have so many more chances to do that. I would cuddle you a million times over if you were still here, with me. Protecting me from this cruel world.
“I can still feel your arms wrapping around my waist and your lips kissing my head. I can hear your voice. I want to hold you, keep you safe. Tell you how much you meant to me and how much I adored you.
“I’m frightened without you. You’ve left me feeling alone.
“Mama needed you. I hope you are happier up there with her. Make sure you don’t forget about us. Keep us in your conversations.
“I have two angels now, watching over me. I can’t wait to make you both so proud of me.”
Louis and his siblings were left “devastated and distraught” after Félicité was found dead in her London home following a suspected heart attack on Wednesday afternoon.
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She collapsed at her fourth floor studio apartment in Earl’s Court, West London, with emergency services pronouncing her dead at the scene.
Louis understandably cancelled all work commitments in light of the heartbreaking news, including his planned performance of new single Two Of Us – which is a tribute to his late mother – on Friday night’s Comic Relief.
He is instead focusing on his family, with the star also big brother to five-year-old twins Doris and Ernest as well as Félicité, Phoebe, Daisy, and Lottie.
Since news of his sister’s tragic death broke, Louis’ fans have rallied together to show their support, raising thousands of pounds for charity in Félicité’s honour.
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