Short-Fused 1D Star Louis Tomlinson Desperate To Avoid Another Boy-Band Beatdown
April 16 2017, Updated 6:51 p.m. ET
Louis Tomlinson won't face charges after his airport brawl with a photographer, but he's not taking any chances with his temper, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.
The former One Direction star and his girlfriend Eleanor Calder — who was with him during the beatdown at the Los Angeles International airport — were spotted roaming the grounds at Coachella on Saturday night, April 15, with a hulking bodyguard in tow.
The giant security guard was specifically tasked with denying photo requests. "If anyone started to come near Louis at all, the bodyguard made it clear Louis didn't want anything to do with them," an eyewitness told RadarOnline.com.
"This cute little girl went up to ask him for a selfie and the guard got up in her face and said definitely not," added the insider. "It was so odd because bigger stars like Katy Perry were happy to pose with fans."
RadarOnline.com exposed the world exclusive video that showed the 1D star flipping a paparazzo on his back at LAX on March 3.
After the vicious match with the photographer, Tomlinson had turned on a young woman who was standing nearby watching the scene unfold. The woman accused the star of giving her a bloody cut above her eye.
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The 25-year-old went into hiding for days following the meltdown — even having food such as coffee delivered to his home.
As RadarOnline.com reported, Tomlinson was let off the hook for the attack after the City Attorney decided not to press charges. Do you think Tomlinson will stay out of trouble? Tell us your thoughts below!
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