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22nd October 2018
02:19pm BST
He said that the women he works with are "talented, smart, (and) professional" and called it "demeaning" that they were being linked to him in such a way.
On Twitter, he wrote:
"My team is full of talented, smart professional women. I find it wrong that they are reduced to being linked to me romantically in the press just for simply standing next to me. "Isn’t it time we treat women with a bit more respect?"https://twitter.com/LiamPayne/status/1054033651430801409 Payne went on to say that articles such as the Daily Mail's were making it difficult for his staff to do their jobs. He said:
"So far the press have done this with every female member of my staff it’s demeaning some are in relationships and it complicates there [sic] work environment when they do this to them. "I think it stops here."This comes after Liam and ex Cheryl announced their split just over a year after the birth of their son, Bear. The singer is currently being praised online for his brave stance against the tabloid media.
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