In a devastating turn of events, the entertainment world is mourning the loss of former One Direction member Liam Payne. As tributes pour in from fans and fellow artists around the globe, Payne’s girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, has broken her silence—sharing the last message he sent her before his untimely death.
In an emotional statement shared exclusively with [publication], Cassidy revealed the final words Liam texted her, a message that now weighs heavily on her heart.
“He said something I’ll regret forever… He told me, ‘I just don’t want to be a burden anymore.’ I didn’t realize how serious he was. I thought he just needed space, and now I’ll never get the chance to tell him how wrong he was. He was never a burden. He was my whole world,” Kate said through tears.
Sources close to the couple describe the days leading up to his death as emotionally turbulent, with Liam reportedly battling a long-term struggle with mental health. Though he had been seen in public smiling just weeks ago, insiders say he had withdrawn significantly in recent days.
“He was trying so hard to keep it together, especially for Kate,” a close friend shared. “But sometimes the pressure becomes unbearable, especially when you’re dealing with things silently.”
Kate and Liam had been together on and off for over two years, often posting glimpses of their life together on social media. Fans admired their chemistry and the way Kate appeared to support Liam during his recovery stints and public struggles.
In her tribute, Kate continued:
“I wish I could go back and shake him, tell him how loved he was, how much he mattered—not just to me, but to millions. He lit up every room, even when he couldn’t feel the light himself.”
Liam Payne was 31. Known globally for his role in One Direction and his solo musical ventures, his death has sent shockwaves across the music industry and among his devoted fan base.
As investigations continue, no official cause of death has been confirmed. Authorities have stated that there are no signs of foul play.
If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, help is available. In the UK, you can contact Samaritans at 116 123. You are not alone.
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