Liam Payne talked about ‘worst ways to die’ in haunting video with Kate Cassidy weeks before tragic death

Liam Payne talked about ‘worst ways to die’ in haunting video with Kate Cassidy weeks before tragic death
In the video, Liam Payne and his girlfriend Kate Cassidy ranked the 'worst ways to die' (Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: In a heartbreaking twist, a video featuring the late Liam Payne ranking the “worst ways to die” has resurfaced, recorded just weeks before his untimely death, as per Perez Hilton.

The former 'One Direction' star, alongside his girlfriend Kate Cassidy, discussed various scenarios, including falling to one’s death—a haunting detail given the circumstances of Payne’s fatal fall from a third-floor balcony in Argentina on October 16.


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Liam Payne's video talking about 'worst ways to die' resurfaces

In the video, Kate Cassidy begins by introducing the dark theme with Liam Payne by her side, announcing, “We are going to be ranking the worst ways to die.”

Together, the couple listed off potential fates, rating them on an informal scale of terror.

Perishing in a fire, getting struck by a car, and even death by natural causes were considered before the conversation shifted to falling—a specific scenario that now resonates with fans given Payne’s tragic end.

As they reached the idea of a parachute failing to open, Payne gave it a “four” on his morbid ranking scale, downplaying it somewhat while Cassidy responded with a shocked, “That’s terrifying!”

Payne replied nonchalantly, “Nah, but you’re out,” as though trying to minimize the fear associated with such a fall.

Now, this exchange has taken on new meaning, casting a somber light over the last few weeks of the singer’s life.

The eerie clip, coupled with details surrounding his passing, has left fans and friends devastated.

Cassidy’s sorrowful tribute to Payne, posted a week after his death, underscores the immense void left by his loss.

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Liam Payne died on October 16, 2024, after falling from the third-floor balcony of a hotel in Buenos Aires (Getty Images)

Kate Cassidy posts heartfelt tribute after Liam Payne's death

One week after Liam Payne’s death, Kate Cassidy posted a heartfelt message to her social media channels, reflecting on their shared memories and dreams for the future.

In the tribute, Cassidy wrote, “I don’t even know where to begin. My heart is shattered in ways I can’t put into words. I wish you could see the huge impact you’ve had on the world, even as it feels so dark right now.”

In her post, Cassidy continued to express the love and happiness Payne brought into her life, emphasizing his warmth and kindness.

“You brought me so much happiness and positivity to everyone—millions of fans, your family, friends, and especially me,” she shared.

“You are so incredibly loved. You are—because I can’t say were—my best friend, the love of my life, and everyone you touched felt just as special as I did.”


 
 
 
 
 
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To accompany her tribute, Cassidy posted a photo of a handwritten note by Payne in which he had outlined their future aspirations together.

In a touching glimpse into their private plans, Payne’s note read, “Me and Kate to marry within a year/engaged & together forever 444,” symbolizing their commitment to one another.

Cassidy shared how they had sat together just weeks before on a beautiful evening, planning and manifesting a life together.

Cassidy closed her message by saying, “I will love you for the rest of my life and beyond, carrying our dreams and memories with me everywhere I go,” words that resonated deeply with Payne’s fans and followers.

Her message highlighted not only the love they shared but also the devastation caused by Payne’s sudden and tragic passing.

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