Liam Payne's Ex-Fiancée Said The Singer Would Often Tell Her He Was 'Going To Die'

Late Liam Payne's ex-fiancée, Maya Henry, made some chilling remarks about the former One Direction star before his death.

According to Henry, the singer would often predict his early demise, leaving her trying to get him help before the tragic events that led to his death.

Liam Payne died on the spot yesterday after falling from the third floor of a Buenos Aires hotel, where he sustained damaging degrees of injuries.

According to the Daily Mail, Payne's ex-fiancée Maya Henry has revealed that he predicted his own death, and she took on the responsibility of seeking help for him from his troubles.

The Texan model appeared on "The Internet is Dead podcast" two days before the singer's death, where she made the chilling disclosure, claiming that he often "played with death."

"There was one time I tried to get him help, but he was not taking it," she said. "He would always message me after we broke up, he would say, 'I'm not well.'"

She continued, "He would always play with death, and be like 'Well I'm going to die, I'm not doing well.' I know the lifestyle that he lives and there is a day that something is going to happen."

"So I would always be like, OK, he's saying these things, I am going to have to help him because I am not going to be able to live with myself if something happens to him," Henry added.

Henry's care for Payne seems to have turned to indifference when she served him a cease and desist on Monday, claiming he'd been contacting her even after they went their separate ways and "weaponizing" his fans against her.

"Maya Henry issued a cease and desist last week to Liam Payne following the emergence of new and concerning information," lawyers for Henry told the Daily Mail.

In a TikTok video, she disclosed that Payne had obsessively been trying to contact her.

"Ever since we broke up, he messages me, will blow up my phone, not only from his phone, it's always from different phone numbers too, so I never know where it's gonna come from," she said.

Henry went on, "He'll create new iCloud accounts to message me - it's always a new damn iCloud account. Every time I see one pop up on my phone, I'm like, 'Here we f-cking go again.'"

She added, "Also, he will email me... not only me, but he'll blow up my mom's phone. Is this normal behavior to you?"

It comes after the "Midnight Hour" singer died instantly after falling from the third floor of the Casa Sur Palermo Hotel in the Argentinian capital.

According to reports, he sustained a harrowing degree of injuries, including a fracture to his skull, after landing on a patio close to the swimming pool.

The head of Buenos Aires emergency services, Alberto Crescenti, disclosed that Payne had a "cranial fracture and extremely serious injuries that led to his immediate death."

He also told TN television that the singer was dead when paramedics arrived at 5 pm local time, adding, "Our role was to head there quickly, give medical attention, and try to resuscitate him, but his injuries were incompatible with life."

Payne's identity was confirmed via his passport. However, cops are yet to arrive at a conclusive reason for his fall. His body has reportedly been transported to a local morgue where a post-mortem examination will be conducted.

According to the news outlet, Payne was reported to be under the influence as a call conversation between the hotel reception staff and 999 emergency service has emerged.

The employee made a distressing call asking for "urgent" help as Payne became erratic and had to be escorted to his room.

They made two calls, saying in the first, "We have a guest who's off his head on drugs and is destroying everything in his room. We need someone to come."

The staff, who later identified himself as Esteban, then called back after the call went off, saying, "'I don't know if the guest's life is in danger. The room has a balcony and we are afraid he might do something."

Seconds later, he added, "Just send an ambulance, only an ambulance."

Local media reports that Payne was "acting erratically in the hotel lobby and smashed his laptop" before he "had to be carried back to his room."

The singer's family has broken their silence on the death of Payne. They shared a statement in which they expressed heartbreak and sadness at the shocking news.

"Liam will forever live in our hearts and we'll remember him for his kind, funny and brave soul," the statement read, per the BBC. "We are supporting each other the best we can as a family and ask for privacy and space at this awful time."

According to the Daily Mail, the singer's family also revealed they were "utterly devastated" by his loss.