Liam Payne’s distraught GF Kate Cassidy breaks down as she packs up and leaves their London home

LONDON, ENGLAND: Liam Payne's distraught girlfriend Kate Cassidy reportedly moved out of his house after packing the remnants of her broken life into cardboard boxes, days after bidding the One Direction singer farewell for the last time.

Grief-stricken Cassidy, 25, appeared on the verge of tears as she gathered her possessions and left the house where she had been residing following the tragedy.

Cassidy flew back to the United Kingdom the day after Payne died after plunging to his death from the balcony of his third-floor hotel room in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in October, per Daily Mail.

Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy breaks into tears while clearing out his apartment

A dejected-looking Kate Cassidy left the high-rise apartment in London on Tuesday, December 3, after saying her last goodbyes to her boyfriend of two years at his funeral two weeks ago.

After leaving the high-rise apartment that Liam Payne allegedly owned, Cassidy stood in the street surrounded by her belongings.

At one point, the American influencer and model was seen clinging to a colorful squishy toy that was too large to fit into her luggage. It seemed to be a priceless keepsake of their time together.

Cassidy broke into tears as a friend assisted in stacking all the boxes and suitcases in a van.

Neighbors said the model will now return to the United States to celebrate Christmas with her family. It will be an emotional time of year because she had been preparing for the future with 31-year-old Payne only months earlier.

The pair, dating for two years, traveled to Argentina to attend former bandmate Niall Horan’s sold-out performance there. Cassidy flew back to the couple's Miami home while Payne stayed behind to renew his US visa.

Following the tragedy, Cassidy traveled to Britain to attend an emotional funeral service on November 20 at the 12th Century St Mary's Church in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, with Payne's family and close friends.

Since then, Cassidy has been living alone in the contemporary apartment complex where two-bedroom apartments can fetch up to £2 million ($2.54 million).

The south-east London development, which is near the banks of the River Thames, features a gym, saunas, and an infinity pool as part of its own health and fitness club.

Kate Cassidy previously resided in Liam Payne's $4.12M Buckinghamshire countryside mansion

Kate Cassidy had previously resided in Liam Payne's five-bedroom mansion in the Buckinghamshire countryside, which cost £3.25 million (approximately $ 4.12 million).

The property was put up for sale in the weeks prior to the tragedy. Payne had purchased it to be near his ex-girlfriend Cheryl Cole and their son, as per the Mail.

Cassidy and Payne settled into a magnificent rented £1.4 million ($1.78 million) Spanish-style mansion close to Miami, Florida, where they were preparing for their new life in America.

Following Payne's death, Cassidy shared on social media how they had sat down to plan their future together, with the 1D singer expressing his hopes in a heartfelt handwritten note that they would get married in the upcoming months and be "together forever".

Kate Cassidy spotted crying outside London cafe days after Liam Payne's funeral

A visibly distressed Kate Cassidy was seen outside a London cafe a few days after singer Liam Payne's funeral.

Images of Cassidy were posted on X (formerly Twitter), showing her outside a London cafe, drinking coffee from a takeout cup. Cassidy, wearing a white fur overcoat, broke down in tears as she looked at her phone.

According to the New York Post, Cassidy was devastated that Payne couldn't be saved after CCTV footage of the singer's fall went viral.

One of Cassidy's close friends is quoted in the report as saying, "Whenever it seems it can’t get more painful for Kate, it gets even more painful. He could have been saved, he could have been helped. It’s devastating — and infuriating."

According to Cassidy, Payne "could have been saved, could have been helped" in light of the new video.