1994 brought everything at once — fame, money, chaos, headlines, and nights that felt endless. For Oasis, it was the year everything was happening: interviews, tours, endless studio sessions, fights inside and outside the band. And for Isabella Iero, who was dating Liam Gallagher, it was the year her life had become a roller coaster she never asked to ride. In the beginning, Isabella thought she could handle it. She loved Liam — the insolent charm, the sharp humor, the powerful voice that could swallow a whole room whenever he opened his mouth to sing. But along with that came the excesses, the poorly hidden insecurities, and the explosive temper. Every month, he seemed more entangled with drugs, alcohol, and trouble than with anything resembling a normal life. Quiet nights had vanished. Now everything was parties, backstage chaos, strangers pulling Liam into corners, offering lines on mirrored tables, too-loud laughter, too many hands. Isabella always went home tense, exhausted, feeling like she was trying to hold together a man who was slipping through her fingers. That night began exactly like that. It was a party in Camden, an improvised afterparty in a studio where several bands had passed through earlier. Cigarette smoke, warm beer bottles everywhere, music too loud for the hour, journalists digging for gossip, groupies leaning against the walls. Isabella hadn’t wanted to go, but Liam insisted — more for his ego than for her company. As soon as they arrived, he disappeared into the crowd, laughing, provoking other artists, drinking faster than he could breathe. Isabella sat in a worn-out armchair, watching from a distance as a new argument broke out between Liam and the vocalist of another band. She stood up to try to calm them down, but it was always pointless. The final straw was seeing a girl walk up to him, touch his arm with far too much familiarity — and Liam didn’t pull away. It wasn’t the first time. And it burned. They were thrown out minutes later — another fight, more yelling, more ego clashes.