Liam Payne would eerily say Im going to die as a manipulation tactic, ex revealed in recent interview

Liam Payne’s ex-fiancée revealed in an interview that aired just two days before the former One Direction singer’s death that he would bombard her with messages eerily saying he was “going to die” as a manipulation tactic.Maya Henry said Payne often “played with death” in messages meant to manipulate her to talk to him — or not release her bombshell fiction book that was based on their “toxic” relationship — in an hour-long interview with “The Internet Is Dead” YouTube channel.

Henry, 23, said after their break-up in 2022, Payne would prey on her and her family’s empathy in a vicious “cycle.” “He would always message me, ever since we broke up, like ‘Oh, I’m not well’ — he would play with death be like, ‘Well, I’m going to die.I’m not doing well,” she said in the interview.

She said she tried to get him help but he didn’t take it.When her fiction book, which she said is based on real events that happened during their relationship, was about to be published in May, the calls escalated, Henry said.“When I announced my book, he did the same thing.

He called my mom [and said] ‘I think I’m not going to be around much longer’ and I don’t play with that,” Henry said.“So if you say this, I’m going to try to help you no matter what you’ve done.”“Even one of his friends was calling me and my mom being like, ‘Oh, you know this just isn’t a good time for him.

I don’t think you should put the book out.He’s not doing well and if something happens to him, not only are you going to blame yourself but the whole world’s gonna blame you,'” Henry added.

Her book “Looking Forward” was published on May 14.It includes a terrifying instance in which the character based on Payne chased the protagonist, based on herself, with an axe in a drug-fueled episode.

The book also features details based on her own abortion — which Henry said she wouldn’t have gone through “if it was up to me,” allud...