Louis Tomlinson may have failed to take over Doncaster Rovers football club, but it seems like the deal may have unleashed his love of business, with the One Direction star apparently secretly starting up his own company, 78 Productions Limited.
When eagle-eyed 1D fans noticed that Louis had been following a fair few unsigned music artists on Twitter, they made it their mission to find out why - and it seems like they could have cracked it! Talk about impressive detective work.
We have no idea how the 1D fandom manages to find out literally everything about those boys - however, after some work, they've noticed that a brand new company has been registered under Louis' name. The documents that have been posted on Twitter don't really give too much away, but they do tell us that Tommo is ridiculously rich. Check out the page posted online below:
Despite the doc not telling us exactly what the company is about, it's thought that his company is definitely music based, with the name and him following so many artists being a huge clue, according to Directioners. Also, Louis has the number 78 tattooed on his chest - it's his grandparents' house number, so that name makes sense - everything's falling into place!
However, despite the 1D lads having some time off now, they're going to be heading off on tour AGAIN in a few months or so, so if Lou is planning on this taking off before then, he'd better get his business thinking cap on, right? No doubt he's got everything under control, and with that amount of money, he can definitely hire a couple of members of staff to help him out.
Has Louis started his own company? Evidence says YES (WENN)
If only we were so successful at 23, eh? SOBS.
But, at least this is a bit of good news after Louis' failed attempt to take over his fave football club last summer. It seemed like he had everything in place for the grand takeover, but despite his millions of fans around the globe, they failed to raise enough money through fundraising website Crowdfunder.
1D are currently having a bit of time off (WENN)
Louis said in a statement at the time: "I am desperate for the club to be given the recognition it deserves. I was explicitly told that the deal to buy the club was not dependent on the money raised by Crowdfunding. Unfortunately I was misled."
"My passion for Doncaster Rovers remains as strong as ever, and I hope that I can still be involved with the club moving forward. And to all the Doncaster Rovers fans, I will do all in my power to help the club succeed. I really do love the club."
