Kaylah Walton
Controversial court documents have emerged involving former One Direction member Liam Payne, who is accused of transmitting explicit images and videos of himself to his ex, Maya Henry, and her relatives.
The allegations come to light through a cease-and-desist notice issued by Henry’s legal representatives, which also includes claims that Payne tried to recruit others to help disseminate these private materials.
Alarming allegations against Liam Payne
This person, who claimed to be a long-time acquaintance of Payne, alleged that he was persistently contacting her and had proposed sharing nude photos of both Henry and his current significant other.
After refusing the request, she felt it was necessary to notify Henry.
According to the documents, Payne, age 31, is said to have sent explicit materials to Henry’s relatives, including nude images and videos of “disturbing sexual acts.”
Marco A. Crawford, Henry’s attorney, is demanding that Payne halt any form of harassment, warning of possible legal consequences if he does not comply.
“This correspondence will serve as a formal notification,” Crawford stated.
“If you breach any of the stipulations, or engage in defamation, threats, harassment, or intimidation against our client or her family, we will resort to legal measures.”
The notice reportedly granted Payne ten days for a written response.
Tragically, on October 16, just a week after the cease-and-desist was sent, Payne lost his life after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires.
Witnesses noted that he was behaving erratically leading up to the incident, sparking theories that drug use might have been a factor.
The investigation into his death remains active, with two suspects, Brian Nahuel Paiz and Rogelio Nores, now being looked into.
While both men have denied any wrongdoing linked to Payne’s passing, Paiz has admitted to previously using drugs with him.
As the probe continues, Henry’s legal team has not revealed any updates on potential further actions.
