Oasis’ Liam Gallagher undergoes major operation as he tells fans ‘comeback is real’ amid Oasis reunion rumours

Liam Gallagher has undergone a major hip operation as he tells fans, "the comeback is real".

The Oasis singer, 50, gave an update to fans on his current health, saying that he needed joints replaced in his hip due to arthritis.

Taking to Twitter, he wrote: "Morning Rastas, so I had my Hip operation last wk, all went well and RESPEK [respect] to all the doctors n nurses who looked after me.

"Big shout out to the A team for getting us home safe n sound. You know who you are. Florence guru, I love and adore you. Riverdance here I come, LG x."

One fan commented: “I hope the operation hasn’t affected your swagger!!"

The musician said he was getting his physio to “study old videos of my walk, so we don’t miss a trick,” before adding, “the comeback is real”.

It comes amid rumours of an Oasis reunion, with Liam claiming that his brother Noel phoned him “begging for forgiveness”.

The brothers have been locked in a feud for years, taking swipes at each other on social media and in interviews.

Noel quit the band minutes before Oasis was set to play at a festival in Paris in 2009, causing the band to break up.

Last month, the brothers were told to mend their relationship as an 80th birthday present for their mum, Peggy.

Liam treated her to a lavish spa break at the five-star Cliveden House in Berkshire, but her ultimate wish was for her two sons to reunite.

A source told a national newspaper: “In recent years, there has been distance within the family, especially with Liam and Noel at war. Peggy has told Liam to mend the rift, and she is hoping there will be genuine reconciliation.

“Peggy was in a reflective mood, and it would be the best birthday present if they’d finally make some steps towards patching up their feud.”

The High Flying Birds frontman Noel recently said in an interview with BBC Radio Manchester that he would “never say never” to an Oasis reunion.

In February 2022, Liam welcomed a reunion saying that the band should never have split up.

“I’d love Oasis to get back together,”he said. “If it happens, it happens. But I’m quite happy doing [my solo career]. We should never have split up, but we did, and this is where we’re at.”