Oasis Star Liam Gallagher Caught Grabbing Girlfriend By The Throat Inside London Club
Feb. 25 2019, Updated 11:46 a.m. ET
Oasis star Liam Gallagher was caught in what appeared to be a fit of rage last Friday in London. In a shocking video, the English singer is seen exiting a night club with girlfriend Debbie Gwyther, when suddenly he turns around and grabs her by the throat!
According to various outlets, the troubled duo were having a heated argument when Gallagher, 45, snapped and pushed his lady violently by the neck.
In the video, Gwyther's head is seen bouncing backwards from the force of Gallagher's push.
Hours later, Liam Gallagher took to Twitter to deny he ever violently grabbed his girlfriend, and claimed the two were only messing around.
"Firstly I have never put my hands on any woman in a vicious manner Secondly there is only 1 witch and we all know who that is as you were LG x" he wrote.
Debbie Gwyther also shared a cryptic post slamming the media for misinterpreting the incident.
RadarOnline.com readers know Gwyther was Gallagher's personal assistant before the two began dating four years ago. The musician's ex-wife, Nicole Appleton, reportedly filed for divorce after learning of their affair.
After their very public fight last week, Gallagher left Gwyther crying in the corridor of the club as he stormed out to find his car.
"Liam totally lost it," a source told The Sun. "Later people outside could hear Liam shouting, 'She is a witch. It was her fault. She is a witch. She is a f***ing witch'.
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