Louis Tomlinson can’t believe he’s topped the UK album charts.
The 30-year-old singer’s second solo album, ‘Faith In The Future’, took the number one spot after a close battle with Bruce Springsteen and Louis admitted it was “not necessarily something I saw coming”.
Speaking to OfficialCharts.com, Louis said: “My album is number one on the official charts, I can’t believe I’m saying that. I just want to say a huge, huge thank you for all the incredible support the fans have shown me in the last week and throughout my career.
“This is an absolute honor and not necessarily something I saw coming. Thank you thank you thank you!”
He added on Twitter: “NUMBER 1 IN THE UK! F***** love you all!!!
“The support during this launch week has been on a different level. Thank you so much to everyone involved!
“I don’t even know what to say. Just amazing. THANK YOU!”
‘Faith In The Future’ is Louis’ follow up to his debut solo album ‘Walls’ which was released in 2020.
He is now the fourth member of One Direction to top the UK album charts with a solo offering.
Zayn Malik went to number one with his 2016 debut ‘Mind Of Mine’, Harry Styles has had two number ones with 2017’s self-titled album and 2022’s ‘Harry’s House’, while Niall Horan reached number one with his album 2020 ‘Heartbreak Weather’. .
