Trigger Warning: This article contains references to substance abuse.

Chelsea Belle O’Donnell, the daughter of comedian Rosie O’Donnell, was arrested last month for child neglect and drug possession according to In Touch.

On September 17, the 27-year-old was charged with multiple felonies, including maintaining a drug trafficking place, child neglect, and possession of methamphetamine and THC, a substance usually linked with cannabis. The accusations were filed after police went to a domestic dispute at her Marinette, Wisconsin, home on September 10.

During the police call, dispatchers reportedly heard Chelsea warn someone to get the hell away. When officers arrived, they saw Chelsea’s pupils were dilated and noticed inconsistencies in her statements.

After further investigation, officers found a meth pipe in Chelsea’s pocket, which contained meth residue. According to the police report, the living conditions in her home were horrible, with dangerous things easily accessible to her 11-month-old son.

The investigation revealed disturbing information concerning Chelsea’s home environment. Officers found a meth bong and a meth pipe that a small child could easily access. In addition to these items, they found a digital scale, used gem bags with white residue, and a container full of hypodermic needles beneath the child’s crib.

A second officer observed that the child’s designated room was filled with used needles, some of which were covered with blood, as well as other hazardous things like garbage and butane bottles.

The late singer Liam Payne, who was just 31 years old, made notable contributions to the music industry both as a member of One Direction and as a solo artist. He passed away on October 16 after falling from a hotel balcony in Argentina. Payne underwent numerous transformations in his life and career, evolving from a teen boy considered the “ringleader” of One Direction to a soloist who faced mental health challenges after the band announced an indefinite hiatus.

With the meteoric rise to fame and success of One Direction, Payne contributed to the band in ways beyond just singing. He became one of the core songwriters of the group, alongside Louis Tomlinson. This is particularly evident in the band’s later albums, such as Four (2014) and Made in the A.M. (2015), where Payne and Tomlinson were credited with writing some of the band’s most popular songs.

Here’s a look back at Liam Payne’s top 5 solo songs

After starting his solo career in 2017, he became more and more vocal about his mental health struggles. He spoke about suffering from anxiety, stress, and substance abuse. However, he continued his passion for songwriting with various solo works including collaborations with artists like Rita Ora, J Balvin, Zedd, Dixie D’Amelio, and more. Let’s revisit his top 5 solo songs below:

1. Strip That Down

Payne’s solo career took off with the success of Strip That Down after One Direction went on hiatus. The song featured a collaboration with Migos’ Quavo and was co-written by Ed Sheeran. It marked a significant departure from One Direction’s pop image, showcasing Payne’s transformation into a solo artist with more mature, adult themes.

In the song, he famously sings:

“You know I used to be in 1D (Now I’m out, free)
People want me for one thing (That’s not me)
I’m not changing the way that I (Used to be)
I just wanna have fun and (Get rowdy).”

Strip That Down was a commercial success, becoming Payne’s first and only Top 40 song in the USA. It reached No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

2. For You featuring Rita Ora

For Payne, perhaps the best moment of his time as a solo artist was his work with Rita Ora on For You. The song featured in the soundtrack for Fifty Shades Freed. For You was later included in his first album LP1 (2019) and it did demonstrate Payne’s gift of singing.

For You became Payne’s first U.K. top 10 hit as a solo artist after the 1D split.