Tense feud between Noel and Liam Gallagher's kids resurface after Oasis reunion
Noel and Liam Gallagher's feud wasn't just between the two siblings – their children also got involved. Over the years, the two Oasis icons became engaged in a bitter spat after Noel sensationally quit the legendary band in 2009, saying he couldn't work with his little brother anymore.
Since then, the two Manchester legends wasted no time in taking aim at one another on social media and in media interviews, with Liam, 52, often referring to Noel as his "little brother" despite his sibling being six years older than him.
Over the years, fans believed that there would never be a moment when Oasis would appear as a united front again, despite both Noel and Liam expressing an interest.
But it wasn't just Noel and Liam who argued, their tense spat even saw their children getting involved, making sly digs at one another on social media. Most famously, Noel's daughter, model and photographer Anaïs, and Liam's youngest son, singer Gene. While the pair now have a good relationship, this wasn't always the case.
While Gene and Anais have since deactivated their Twitter accounts, screenshots of their feud have been recirculating in recent days after the first Oasis concerts this weekend in Cardiff. One tweet by Anaïs saw her take aim at her uncle Liam, saying: "He didn't even write the tunes as you were AG x," using Liam's famous "as you were LG," sign-off, which he uses on social media.
Anaïs later took to Instagram to fume on her stories: "I hate the type of human who says 'as you were' at the end of a sentence," with a waving hand emoji. Gene, however, was far from impressed as he said on his own Stories: "I hate the type of humans who r verified for doing f**k all.." with a waving hands emoji.
He later said on his now-deleted Twitter page: "Who is Anaïs Gallagher? People keep sending me things about how she tries to roast my dad, hmmm must be another NGHFB fan account," alongside eight snake emojis.
Gene, the frontman of the band Villanelle, followed up with: "Lol when ur a f***ing nobody and try and get in on celebrity drama." These, however, are not the only times Gene took aim at his cousin.
Reflecting on Anaïs' modelling career, he said on Twitter: "Firstly u look like ur dad with a blonde wig on..." Before adding: "Secondly, u model coz u look like ur dad not coz of who u are nobody care about who u are lmao." Nowadays though, things have calmed down between the cousins.
In 2017, Anais tweeted: "I need love today. I'm feeling super fragile and basically need a boyfriend. But keep reminding myself I'm too embarrassing to get one!" Lennon hit back: "Really?" But this isn't all, Gene lashed out at his cousin, who attended a London Fashion Week event that he branded a "celebrity-driven, posh rubbernecking, kids culture club."
In 2023, they were the picture of happiness as they, along with Gene's older brother Lennon, attended the Chanel fashion show in Manchester and posed for a family snap with footballer Rúben Dias, hinting that the tense feud between the Gallaghers had finally come to an end.
This weekend, as Oasis returned to the stage for the first time in 16 years, they were even happier as Gene and Anaïs hugged one another for a family snap. The pair were seen embracing one another in the sound deck of Cardiff's Principality Stadium as they watched their dads perform to 74,500 fans.
The image was accompanied by a snap of the cousins, who were much younger hugging in the same way, with Gene wearing a Disney character onsie as his older cousin wrapped her arms around him. This weekend, they delighted fans by sharing a video of them both belting out Cigarettes and Alcohol watching Noel and Liam – finally cementing the end of the family feud in the most biblical way.
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