A new shocking report published on Tuesday alleges that Liam Payne engaged in violent and abusive behavior towards his ex-fiancée, Maya HenryDuring their booming relationship.

The statements include the Maya Henry thrust on a staircase and pursuing it with an ax, painting a disturbing image of its turbulent romance with Liam Payne.

Henry spoke to his complicated history with the former One Direction star, admitting that she was deeply loved him but fought with the reality of his dependence and his erratic behavior.

“At the start, it was the consumption of drugs and the outbuildings that separate us,” she said at the exit. “On the drugs, he became someone unrecognizable, so different from his sober self. I was not hoping that each incident would be alarm to get help, but it was never. I tried to be there for him.

“Anyone who was with a drug addict understands how difficult it is. Although I love him deeply, he did things that hurt me in a way that I will never fully understand, and he continued to I wounded years after our breakup, “said Henry.

According to RollerShe admitted that she “ignored the red flags” and that she was putting herself in harmful situations, but finally said: “I did not blame her for her difficulties.”

“I stood near him in his darkest moments, through chaos, through pain, through things that broke me in a way that I cannot explain. And yet, when everything was Finished, I did not end up with the void “, Henry Suite. “The love I have given, the sacrifices I make.

Two years after their final separation, Henry made the headlines when she brought legal action against Payne, submitting a transfer letter and withdrawn from harassment.

She said that Payne had sent her unlined images and videos to her and her loved ones.

At that time, Payne had left and was in a new relationship with Kate CassidyWith whom he was in Argentina in the days preceding his tragic death in October 2024.

In October, Henry spoke of his alleged abusive relationship with Payne on “Internet is dead” podcast. During the one hour episode, she told the fear, manipulation and control she experienced, declaring that these feelings persisted even after the end of their commitment.

Henry also revealed that she was facing intense pressure before the release of her fictitious book, “Award Toff”, a novel apparently inspired by his time with Payne.

“Obviously, the book is a fiction,” said Henry People magazineBut it is “definitely inspired by real events … [The main character] Mallory is very similar to me, and that is why it was very easy to write his character and put the emotion in there. I am just grateful to have this opportunity and this platform to really be a voice for women. “”

According to Henry, the singer’s friends stretched out, exhorting him not to publish the book because Payne “did not manage well”. She recalled that a person had said to her, “If something happens to him, you are not just going to blame yourself, but the whole world will blame you.”

In the book, Oliver undergoes a progressive and painful transformation of a clean and healthy pop star into an unpredictable drug addict, fighting to maintain his career afloat while frequently launching verbal insults to his girlfriend who has become fiancée who has become a cardboard, Mallory.

Likewise, Payne was frank on his own difficulties with drug addiction, revealing in July 2023 that he had reached six months of sobriety after spending 100 days in a rehabilitation center in Louisiana.

“I definitely chose to forgive a lot,” she said, referring to her own relationship. “When you love someone so much, you have these pink glasses. You are in denial, so you think these things will stop, and they don’t do it, and it just becomes a problem among other problems. “”

Defenders of domestic violence weighed on Henry’s claims, notably Rachel Craig, A defender of the safe housing of JBWSE, who highlighted how emotional manipulation can be used as a powerful control tool.

“When a victim has the impression that his actions depend on the maintenance of someone else alive, then all his being must exist around this person,” she said. “It is a very powerful control method.”

If you or someone you know are abuse, help is available. Contact the national hotline on domestic violence at 800-799-7233, or the text begins at 88788 for confidential support 24/7.