As much as One Direction fans seemed to be filled with love and overwhelming passion for the boys, there are some who seem to be filled with ridiculous hate for any other girl that comes within a five mile radius of them.
One Direction have now been reportedly forced to cancel all the plans of pulling fans up on stage with them on tour, after some of the lucky girls found themselves victims of online hate campaigns. Bleugh.
The girls were chosen at random on Twitter, and one of them - Hollie, 20 - spoke to The Mirror about what happened to her.
"I was partnered with Harry," she says.
"Then they sang to us wearing tuxes. Harry was really sweet.
"The jealous messages began almost straight away.
“I think it’s because I was partnered with Harry, the most popular member.”
“I’ve tried to ignore the messages. But it’s a shame as the band have now cut the whole fan interaction scene from the routine.”
A spokesperson for One Direction told the paper that: "The girls were brought up on stage for a warm-up show at the beginning of the tour as a try. It didn’t work out from a practical point of view."
One Direction have now been reportedly forced to cancel all the plans of pulling fans up on stage with them on tour, after some of the lucky girls found themselves victims of online hate campaigns. Bleugh.
The girls were chosen at random on Twitter, and one of them - Hollie, 20 - spoke to The Mirror about what happened to her.
"I was partnered with Harry," she says.
"Then they sang to us wearing tuxes. Harry was really sweet.
"The jealous messages began almost straight away.
“I think it’s because I was partnered with Harry, the most popular member.”
“I’ve tried to ignore the messages. But it’s a shame as the band have now cut the whole fan interaction scene from the routine.”
A spokesperson for One Direction told the paper that: "The girls were brought up on stage for a warm-up show at the beginning of the tour as a try. It didn’t work out from a practical point of view."
