Three weeks after it came out that her husband Liam Gallagher had fathered a love-child, Nicole Appleton shared a bit of inspiration on twitter.
Posting a picture of three girls on the beach spelling out L-O-V-E with their fingers, the message on the image said "Best friends are the people in your life that make you laugh louder, smile brighter, and live better".
On Saturday the former All Saints singer retweeted Rev Run, "Remember to NEVER let people, life & unpleasant circumstances change the HAPPY vibrant person you USED TO BE #KeepGoin!" underlining her mindset.
It's emerged that Liam has not called his wife since news broke of his affair with journalist Liza Ghorbani. Nicole's mother told a UK publication: "He phoned her the day before it came out and he hasn't been in touch since, " she said, adding "She can't get hold of him. She's absolutely devastated. This is so out of character for the Liam I know."
Liam Gallagher and Nicole Appleton have reportedly split after the former Oasis singer filed a lawsuit over the allegations.
Appleton was apparently on holiday in Florida with her sisters and speculating about the identity of the singer when the singer apparently called her.
"That was the first Nicole heard of it. There was absolutely no indication it was coming," said Nicole's mother Mary.
"She's absolutely devastated. He's known about it all along and didn't tell her a thing, that's what is most upsetting to us.
"She found out when everyone else did. She knew nothing about the journalist, she had no inclination. Nicole is in bits. They haven't spoken since he called her and told her what had happened the day before it was in the papers."
The story broke when American journalist Liza Ghorbani claimed that Liam was the father of her seven-month-old daughter Emma.
She allegedly met him in May 2010 and they had an affair. She claims to have had a DNA to confirm the identity of the father.
Liam, who has a 12-year-old son Gene with Nicole and a 13-year-old son Lennon with Patsy Kensit, is suing the New York Post for printing the story.
SOURCE: MAIL ON SUNDAY
