Liam Payne’s Troubled Final Days: Alleged Revenge Threats, Family Drama and Shocking Death Investigation

In a tragic turn of events, Liam Payne’s life ended amidst a flurry of legal issues and accusations that have now come to light. Page Six She received a cease and desist letter dated Oct. 9 from Maya Henry’s attorneys, accusing Payne of sending unsolicited sexually explicit images and videos to her and her family. This announcement was released just a week before Payne’s sudden death in Buenos Aires on October 16.

The letter details Payne allegedly sending “disturbing” images to Henry and his family, including sexually explicit photos and videos of himself. Lawyers warned Henry would take legal action if Payne continued to “defame, threaten, harass or intimidate” him or his family. Payne was also accused of trying to share intimate photos of his ex with third parties.

Just days before Payne’s passing, a woman who claimed to know Payne sent Henry a direct message, saying that the singer had recently contacted her through multiple accounts and that Henry and his current girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, were allegedly on He claimed to have presented his photographs. Cassidy, who holidayed in Argentina with Payne before his death, did not comment on the allegations.

Henry, who dated Payne from 2018 to 2022, had claimed publicly in recent months that he continued to communicate with her obsessively, sometimes from different phone numbers and iCloud accounts. She also claimed that he would manipulate her with threats to her mental health. In an October podcast interview, Henry shared that Payne frequently talked about the death to get his attention and repeatedly contacted his family despite their attempts to cut ties.

The nature of Payne’s death is being investigated in Argentina. Authorities ruled out suicide, stating that Payne likely fell unconscious; This conclusion is supported by a toxicology report showing the presence of multiple drugs in his system. Eyewitnesses recalled seeing Payne acting erratically in his final hours; including the moment he smashed his laptop in the hotel lobby after reading a distressing email.

Three people, including a hotel employee and a friend who was with Payne the day he died, will face charges in connection with the incident. The friend, identified as Rogelio “Roger” Nores, denies dumping Payne and jokingly claims he did. Payne’s body was returned to the UK for burial, where he left behind seven-year-old son Bear, whom he shared with Cheryl Cole.