According to revealed documents, Liam Payne repeatedly sent sensitive photos and videos to his ex-lover Maya Henry and her family.
According to legal documents obtained by Page Six , Liam Payne was accused of harassing his ex-girlfriend Maya Henry and her family members by sending her sensitive photos and videos of himself, which made Henry and her family extremely uncomfortable.
The document also states that the former One Direction member actively connected with a third party to distribute a series of sensitive photos to others, including photos depicting “Maya Henry in a private manner.” Through her lawyer, Henry said she received a text message on October 6 from a woman who claimed to know Payne well.
Reviewing a copy of the message, Page Six reporter said the sender (anonymous) revealed that Payne was harassing him via email, iCloud. The male singer is said to have repeatedly asked this woman: “Do you want to see nude photos of my ex-girlfriend (Maya Henry), or my current girlfriend?”.
| Liam Payne and Maya Henry were discovered dating in 2018 and broke up after 2 years. Photo: Page Six. |
The “current girlfriend” Payne mentioned is reportedly Kate Cassidy, the girl who went on vacation with the singer in Argentina in October, before he fell to his death. Page Six reached out to Cassidy for comment, but she remained silent.
Henry’s legal team has threatened to file a civil lawsuit against Liam Payne for defamation, harassment, or intimidation. They note that Henry will seek punitive damages in a certain amount.
Page Six said it had contacted Liam Payne and Maya Henry’s lawyers about the above information but had not received a response.
In other developments, the investigation into Liam Payne’s death continues. According to Mirror , waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz – one of three suspects arrested by Argentine police in connection – denied providing drugs to the singer. However, this man admitted to witnessing the British star using stimulants.
“He used cocaine while I smoked marijuana. But I never gave him drugs or received any money,” Paiz told Argentine television.
Previously, the autopsy results showed that Payne tested positive for multiple stimulants before his death, including pink cocaine – a mixed drug often mixed with ecstasy, ketamine, caffeine, and a hallucinogen used to treat sexual dysfunction called 2-CB or Tusi.
The investigation continues after three people were arrested in connection with the incident. According to the Mirror, the body of the former One Direction singer was flown back to the UK from Argentina by his father. His funeral has yet to take place.
