Liam Payne has mocked jibes about his weight.
The One Direction hunk claimed he was planning to gorge on calorific fast food before checking into "fat camp" following online barbs that he is "getting fat".
He tweeted: "Lol just seen on twitter people think I'm fat?now I've never been called that before nice, on my way to mcdonalds then I'm off to fat camp (sic)"
And referring to 'Wrecking Ball' singer Miley Cyrus' famous butt-shaking 'twerking' dance moves, he then added: "Lol just seen on twitter people think I'm fat?now I've never been called that before nice, on my way to mcdonalds then I'm off to fat camp (sic)"
Earlier this year, Liam, 20, threatened to quit twitter because he was tired of being constantly scrutinised.
He tweeted: "Sick of all this bull il be back again when the freedom of speech law is back and people don't believe to much into the bulls#!t they read (sic)''
The 'Little Things' hitmaker lashed out after receiving a barrage of criticism for revealing he is a fan of controversial TV show 'Duck Dynasty', which had been under fire after programme patriarch patriarch Phil Robertson was revealed to have used homophobic slurs.
Liam tweeted: ''Oh my god can someone literally not be a fan if a show without bring labeled WTf I bought dinner the other day it made a news story
''What I gotta do to please you b******ds I'm a 20 year old just living life as you did when u where twenty but in extraordinary circumstances
''I can't do anything without being judged u try that and write about it (sic)''

Eva Longoria has hit out at Khloe Kardashian for refusing to speak about her life.
The 39-year-old actress can't understand why the 29-year-old reality star was reluctant to discuss anything personal during a live interview last week, when she airs her every aspect of her life on her show 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians'.
Speaking to the Confidential on Nova radio programme, Eva said: "There's definitely things that are off-limits and shouldn't be asked (but) I think it is different for a reality star than it is for an actor.
"An actor goes out and acts and does work, certain things are left to be private.
"Reality stars are kind of living out their lives, that's why they are famous, because of the reality of their lives."
Khloe, who has attempted to maintain her privacy following the breakdown of her marriage to Lamar Odom last year, cut short her interview on Australian TV show 'Sunrise' after refusing to answer questions about her sister Kim's nine-month-old daughter North.
However, despite her representative confirming the interview was terminated due to discussion based around North, Khloe denied it in a series of posts on Twitter last week.
She tweeted: "Why would I cut an interview short because of North? Get over yourself Sunrise... The call dropped... stop reaching for a story.
"You are so f***ing desperate!"

'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' may crossover with 'Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'
Jeph Loeb, who executive produces the TV spin-off of Marvel's movie franchise, has teased there could be a tie-in between the upcoming superhero blockbuster and the TV series.
Speaking at a PaleyFest panel discussion in Los Angeles yesterday (23.03.14), he said: "It wouldn't surprise anyone if [events from] the movie you mentioned were to happen in the show we're talking about."
'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' has previously featured a crossover episode which saw the team of covert operatives deal with the aftermath of last year's 'Thor: The Dark World'.
'Thor' character Sif, played by Jaimie Alexander, also guest starred in an episode of the action series earlier this year.
'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' stars Chris Evans, reprising his role as the patriotic protagonist, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff and Samuel L. Jackson as S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury.
Evans previously spoke of the injuries he sustained working on the film.
He said: "There are always injuries. Whether you end up in a cast or not doing stunt work, it's physical stuff. Even when you block a punch, that punch lands somewhere. So you're always going home with bumps and bruises and we are all getting older so it has lasting effects."

McBusted are to support One Direction on their upcoming stadium tour.
The super-group - comprised of McFly's Harry Judd, Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones and Dougie Poynter, as well as Busted's Matt Willis and James Bourne - will join the 'Midnight Memories' hitmakers this summer for their 'Where We Are' world tour in Paris, France.
McBusted wrote on Twitter: "AWESOME NEWS! We're @onedirection's special guest 21 Jun Paris Stade De France. Merci beaucoup (sic)
New dad Tom also wrote: "YES we're @onedirection's special guests on 21 June Paris Stade De France. Gonna be très awesome! (sic)"
Niall Horan is close friends with the members of McFly and has recently been writing new music with the band.
Last year, the stars worked together on several tracks for One Direction's third studio album 'Midnight Memories', with one of the songs - 'Don't Forget Where You Belong' - featuring on the record.
McBusted aren't the only acts set to join One Direction - consisting of Niall, Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson - on tour as they will also be supported by Australian boy band 5 Seconds of Summer.
The 'Where We Are' stadium tour begins in Bogota, Colombia, on April 25 and ends in Miami, Florida, in October.

Geordie Shore's Gaz Beadle is looking forward to settling down in the "next few years".
The reality star - real name Gary Beadle - says he'd like to find the right girl to spend his life with and feels he is earning enough to provide for a family.
He told Now magazine: "I genuinely love kids and think I'd make a great dad. I don't mind whether I have girls or boys - twins would be great though. Now I have some money coming in, I'm going to concentrate the next couple of years on finding a girl and starting a family."
Gaz has built a reputation as a ladies' man and confessed he's slept with over 1,000 women since he finds it easy to bed women following a club night.
Asked about how many women he's slept with, he explained: "It's probably 1,000. It's so easy to get a shag now, it's ridiculous. If I'm in a club, it's hard for me to leave alone. You're out seven nights a week and you can take a girl home every night. You can even have threesomes, so it's easy to bed 14 girls in a week."

'Emmerdale's' Ali Spencer will steal money to help Ruby Haswell have a baby this week.
Ali, played by Kelli Hollis, will face jail as she goes to extreme measures to help her girlfriend get pregnant by stealing from pensioner William Makepeace (Dudley Sutton).
Ruby (Alicya Eyo) is "desperate" to start a family, but she is caught in a moral dilemma when Ali robs William, who she cares for.
Kelli told Inside Soap magazine: "Ali knows that Ruby is desperate right now. It's a spur-of-the-moment thing when Ali takes money. With them being knocked back at the bank for a loan and worrying what Ruby's going to do next to have this baby, this has been building up. After a bit of thought, Ali probably wouldn't have done it."
Ali spots the stack of cash under William's kitchen sink while attending his birthday party with Ruby and decides to make her move.
Kelli added: "The fact that this cash is there and she can get hold of it just tips her over the edge. Ali would never have planned to take the money - it just happens."
But upon discovering Ali's theft, Ruby insists on returning the money and William's grandson Seb (James Redmond) threatens to call the police.
Kelli said: "Ruby takes the blame for the theft of the money. She thinks it's best as she and Seb are mates from way back."

Mila Kunis is pregnant.
The 30-year-old actress is expecting her first child with 'That '70s Show' co-star Ashton Kutcher, to whom she recently got engaged.
A source told People.com: "They are both very, very happy. It's still early."
The couple sparked engagement speculation after Mila was spotted with a huge diamond ring last month, but the loved-up stars aren't expected to rush down the aisle in light of their baby news.
The insider added: "It won't necessarily be a short engagement. They haven't begun planning the wedding yet."
Meanwhile, E! News reports that Mila was recently seen at a prenatal class in Los Angeles.
The couple began dating in 2012 following Ashton's split from ex-wife Demi Moore, but they have known each other for years after playing the lead roles in hit 1990s sitcom 'That '70s Show'.
Ashton, 36, is thought to have had a crush on his gorgeous co-star when they worked together, but their romance didn't blossom until years later.
A source previously said: "He was so in love with [Mila] for a while when they worked together. He thought she was a goddess, was always talking about how beautiful she is."
'Jupiter Ascending' star Mila recently opened up about her low-key date nights with Ashton, revealing they enjoy "white T-shirt nights".
She explained: "We have a thing called white T-shirt night and it's when you wear jeans and a white T-shirt and you go on a date. Nothing fancy, it's just something that you love to do - whether that's bowling or dinner or going to a cheese shop and have some wine or walking around. I think that's just the best thing to do, and sometimes it's just nice to stay home."

Johnny Depp, Hugh Jackman and Tom Cruise are in a standoff over a hotel suite.
The trio of A-list actors are all used to enjoying the luxury of an unspecified London hotel, but two of the stars are to miss out on occupying their favourite suite when they all film in the British capital later this year.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "None of these guys are used to being told they can't have something so it's a bit of a standoff at the moment.
"Hotel staff are finding it a bit awkward because they have to keep telling them it's still a problem. They're all loaded, so it's not a case of who can throw the most money around."
The Hollywood stars will all be in London at the same time to work on separate movies.
Tom, 51, will begin work in on 'Mission: Impossible 5', Johnny, 50, will film Disney's blockbuster 'Alice in Wonderland' sequel, and Hugh, 45, will play the villain in new Peter Pan adaptation 'Pan'.
Johnny recently hosted a lavish engagement party with his fiancée Amber Heard, 27, in Los Angeles.
Guests, including Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, Mandy Moore, top Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer and Marilyn Manson.

Emma Watson says 'Harry Potter' was a "huge burden" for its directors.
The actress played Hermione Granger in the wizard saga, and she admitted the filmmakers across the series - Chris Columbus, Alfonso Cuarón, Mike Newell and David Yates - all faced a huge amount of pressure.
She told the Mail on Sunday newspaper's Event magazine: "I do know what it takes.
"Each of the 'Harry Potter' directors looked as if they had aged about 10 years by the time they'd finished. It's a huge burden to carry."
Her experiences working on the eight movies - adapted from J.K. Rowling's seven-part book series - means she sympathised with the task facing 'Noah' director Darren Aronofsky on the biblical blockbuster.
She said: "Darren doesn't shave during films, so there was this kind of dilapidation that happened throughout, where by the end of it he looked like this mad caveman."
Watson - who stars in the film as Ila - admitted she wasn't sure about taking on the role until Aronofsky laid out his vision for her.
She explained: "To be honest, the idea of making a film of Noah seemed really cheesy to me - the dove and the rainbow the two-by-two ... Darren is the lord of darkness and grittiness.
"And then he explained it to me as this really interesting post-apocalyptic world - not set in the past, but not set in the future, and not a sandal in sight."

James Arthur blasts "HQ" for their handling of his Twitter account and offers a fan "the job".
The 'Impossible' singer has hit out at whoever is responsible for publicising his music on the microblogging site, insisting their tweets are "embarrassing" and suggesting his fans would be better suited to the role.
He wrote: "HQ please stop writing things like "we think you would #LOVE This and that" or "everybody #GETDOWN and buy this.." It's embarrassing.
"Stick to promoting Paul Potts please. Thanks. #LOVE The job is now going to an actual fan. Who wants the HQ job? #LOVE (sic)"
The star also offered his followers the chance to design the cover for his upcoming "hip hop mixtape", which he will be releasing for free.
He tweeted: "Love you guys! Your support is phenomenal! The hip hop mixtape "All The Worlds A Stage" is now being mixed and will be available very soon!
"Announcements to come! Seeing as though I'm doing this for the fans and I'm not charging for it I would like you to design the front cover.
"I would like the front cover to be a drawing of the killer whale/ Orca from sea world who features in the documentary "Blackfish" TILIKUM.
"Ideally I'd like him to be attacking a crowd of people, lashing out after being exploited. Include my name and the title of the mixtape. You have a few days before a choose one of them 🙂 and I would like to meet the artist I choose. #LOVE #AllTheWorldsAStage (sic)"

Boy George is boring in bed.
The 'Karma Chameleon' star acknowledges sexuality is a complex issue, and maintains he was "born gay" but says he's not into any weird sexual practices.
He explained to Details magazine: "Human beings are sexual, and we try to simplify it, but it's so complex: This one likes sniffing shoes, that one is 'straight' --but likes women with penises.
"I don't go around stressing about straight people. I love them! It takes two of them to make one of me.
"So why are they wondering what I do in bed? If you knew, you'd think it's boring! My gayness takes up only about two hours a month, and that might be pushing it."
The singer's family have known about his sexuality since he was a teenager, but in the 80s he was ambiguous about it on advice of his managers.
He added: "I thought, 'Maybe it's not a good idea to be so gay.' People started saying, 'Could you wear a bit less makeup?' I reined it in, much to my own horror. But I don't think I was very convincing! You know the old cliché: 'Oh, I'm bisexual: I like boys and boys.' "

Pharrell Williams says the secret to making great music is ditching your ego.
The 'Happy' hitmaker insists a big ego can often make people delusional, helping them to believe they did an excellent job when they haven't, and thinks the best tunes are a result of musicians tapping into their "feelings".
He told Red Bulletin magazine: "Is the music legible to people's interpretation?
"It might not be because your ego told you that you killed it. But if you could remove your ego and only use your feeling, that is when the best stuff comes out."
The 40-year-old singer also believes the music industry works "off emotion" but insists success isn't his "doing" since he can't control the records people buy.
He said: "Our business works off emotion, and it is not really easy to quantify it outside of what it is. It is like saying 'Well, are you afraid of how the ball is going to react to the ice hokey rink?'
"No, because that is not what it is meant for. The puck is for that world and the ball is for another world. Emotions are just emotions. So when a song works, you should just be thankful, because that is not why you do it.
"So any kind of success that I have ever had on a song is not my doing. So you don't do it for that, because I can't control that. I do it because I feel like it feels good and it may resonate with other people. So it is not really good to mix the idea of what success is and the purity of why you do something."