Kate Cassidy, the girlfriend of the late One Direction star Liam Payne, has opened up about the final days leading up to his tragic death. In a recent interview, she expressed deep regret over leaving him alone in Argentina before the incident occurred.
Responding to critics who accused her of abandoning Liam, Kate shared details of their “fairytale romance” and how she supported him through thick and thin. She also shared never-before-seen photos of the couple and spoke about their plans to marry.
During the interview, Kate revealed her last message to Liam and emphasized her love for him, which dates back to when she was just 10 years old. She expressed optimism regarding their relationship and admitted that if she had known what was to come, she would never have left Argentina.
Addressing speculation about their relationship, Kate clarified that she rushed back home to Florida to care for their rescue dog, Nala, debunking rumors of a breakup.
Kate believes that Liam’s fall from the hotel balcony was an accident and not suicide. She recalled their time together and the shock of his sudden and tragic passing. Kate described Liam as her “charming soulmate” and expressed the difficulties she faces in moving forward without him by her side.
Since Liam’s death, Kate has moved back to New Jersey and has been seeking support from a grief therapist. She reflected on their relationship timeline, from their first meeting in 2022 to the tragic events that unfolded in October 2024.
Kate’s emotional interview shed light on the challenges faced by both her and Liam, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness and the devastating impact of addiction. Despite the heartbreak and loss, Kate remains firm in her love for Liam and the impact he had on her life.
As the investigation into Liam’s death continues, Kate refrained from sharing certain details, citing legal constraints. She emphasized the unpredictability of life and how quickly things can change, leaving those left behind grappling with grief and unanswered questions.