Liam Payne’s drug-fuelled rage before his untimely death – further details emerge

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Liam Payne was allegedly left furious after struggling to pay two sex workers who claim to have had sex with him just hours before he tragically fell to his death in 2024

Liam Payne allegedly spiralled into a drink and drug-fuelled rage in the hours before his tragic death, according to sworn statements from two sex workers who claim to have spent time with the One Direction star on the day he died. The singer, 31, died after falling 46ft from the third-floor balcony of his hotel room in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 16, 2024.

Documents obtained by the Mail on Sunday detail the accounts given by Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea, who were interviewed by investigators shortly after Liam’s fatal fall. The pair claimed they had been called to the CasaSur Palermo Hotel by Liam earlier that day and had consensual sex with him.

The women said Liam became increasingly frustrated when he struggled to pay an agreed $5,000 (£3,700) fee because he did not have access to cash. They claimed the singer smashed his £30,000 gold Rolex and told them he could “get ten of those” before allegedly punching the hotel television three times.

After the alleged outburst, Liam was said to have calmed down and fallen to his knees while asking the women to stay. According to their statements, he told them that “money didn’t make him happy” before reportedly singing his own songs while drunk and later asking them for cocaine.

A toxicology report released after his death found that Liam had alcohol, cocaine and the powerful sedative Klonopin in his system at the time of his fatal fall.

Liam had travelled to Argentina 16 days before his death while waiting for his US visa renewal and had spent much of the trip with girlfriend Kate Cassidy and businessman Rogelio “Roger” Nores. He was reportedly sober during the first two weeks of his stay before Kate returned to Miami on October 14 and Nores also left the country.

The singer is believed to have later checked out of the luxury Park Hyatt after allegedly damaging his room and having an angry confrontation with staff. He then moved to the CasaSur Palermo Hotel, where he reportedly contacted the two women after finding one of their profiles online.

According to their statements, Liam sent pictures of himself in bed and a video proving his identity after one woman struggled to believe she was communicating with the former boyband star. The women said they arrived at the hotel at around 11.30am, showed identification at reception and were allowed up to his room.

They claimed there was a language barrier because Liam only spoke English while they spoke Spanish, meaning they relied on a translation app to communicate. They said: “During our time there, we had sex with him, which was consensual sex, only once, and he wore protection.”

The pair said they spent around two hours with Liam before asking again for the agreed payment. They claimed he instead offered them his Rolex, which they said he later smashed when they refused.

One of the women said: “We told him we only wanted money so he took it and smashed it. He told us he didn’t care about the money.

“And then he broke the TV, he punched it. He made us understand that he could smash everything because he knew he could pay for it.”

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The women said they decided to leave but claimed Liam followed them into the hotel lobby, where they told staff about the alleged damage and the unpaid money. They later returned briefly to collect belongings they had left behind, with one recalling: “He apologised for giving us a bad time.”

The pair said they left shortly before 4pm, with Liam continuing to behave erratically before returning to his room. He fell to his death at 5.07pm, with the women saying they only discovered what had happened after seeing reports on social media and later giving statements to police.

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