Liam Payne on the cover of Rolling Stone

[Teletubby 139,691]

 

 

 

[Scarlet Witch 1,159]

Revenge **** is so ****ing awful. He was an awful man for sure, but RIP tho

[MaybeKermit 4,325]

Weird af to do this when he’s notnhere to defend himself

[Teletubby 139,691]

26 minutes ago, MaybeKermit said:

Weird af to do this when he’s notnhere to defend himself

Rolling Stone would not publish it without evidence.
also first allegations came to light before his death, she sent him cease-and-desist and many media outlets have reported on it back in October.

Allegations of Payne’s disturbing behavior started becoming public around Oct. 6. in a TikTok, Henry claimed the singer had been harassing her and her family. “Ever since we broke up, he messages me, will blow up my phone,” she said, alleging Payne used multiple phone numbers and iCloud accounts to message her. 

Payne’s behavior was apparently even scarier than what Henry let on. In a cease-and-desist letter which Henry’s lawyers sent to Payne and his agents at CAA on Oct. 9, Henry reported receiving concerning messages from a stranger about Payne’s behavior. “Liam started blowing up my phone very recently on an iCloud email, and when I asked who it was, he started asking me if I wanted nudes of you/his current gf,” the woman informed Henry, as seen in screenshots of messages included in the cease-and-desist letter. “I said absolutely not.” 

Other screenshots included a sexual image, ostensibly of Payne, that Henry’s lawyers censored and messages from an email address known to be Payne’s with a vulgar request: “Send me ****ing and sucking vids. Did I ever send u ones of Maya? Or any of my exes.” 

It didn’t end there. The letter alleged that Payne had “sent unsolicited and disturbing images and videos” to Henry and her family, including “pictures of his genitals and various videos of Mr. Payne performing disturbing sexual acts on himself.”

“[Henry’s] goal wasn’t financial compensation — she wasn’t seeking money,” the source close to Henry says. “Instead, she wanted to force Liam into a rehabilitation program, requiring him to undergo six months of intensive treatment followed by a monitored aftercare plan.… It was about holding Liam accountable for his criminal actions and ensuring he received the help he so desperately needed.”
 

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[OliviaRodrigoStan 4,601]

I'm very surprised that the media has not really echoed the latest reports from the investigation about his death. I was watching tv the other day, and the lawyer of his alleged dealer, very casually hinted that Liam had a romantic/sexual bond with the guy who gave him drugs. 

I expected for that to make headlines, but literally no one cared, not even in my country. Which is good honestly, I guess bisexuality really doesn't surprise anyone, and nobody cares. As it should be. 

Regarding the allegations against him, I really haven't followed that case, but yeah. It is what it is, a troubled individual can have a tragic fate, and also be a person with questionable behaviour, two things can be truth at the same time. 

I do find it sad that he passed so young, but if he really was an abusive partner, it is the woman's right to make the story public. If that was her experience, that was her experience.

[NemoMyName 86]

i'm being judgmental af, but leaving the country days before your boyfriend died in weird circunstances still seems suspicious to me