Liam Payne’s ex-fiance is speaking out after his death and their romance

A source close to Henry said: “She is clearly in shock at the moment.”

Payne and Henry were in an on-and-off relationship for about three years from 2019 to 2022.

The former couple got engaged in 2020 and Payne announced their first breakup in June 2021 – for which he took the blame at the time.

In October, the two revealed they were back together before calling it quits for good in 2022.

Earlier this year, Henry blamed the majority of their problems on their eight-year age difference.

She told People: “I’ve definitely chosen to forgive a lot of things. When you love someone so much, you have those rose-colored glasses. You’re in denial, so you think those things will stop, and they don’t.” and that just becomes a problem on top of other issues.”

While their relationship ended two years ago, Henry took legal action against the singer just a week before his death.

The model issued a cease and desist order to the former One Direction member after he claimed he repeatedly contacted her.

Lawyers told MailOnline: “Maya Henry issued a cease and desist order to Liam Payne last week following the emergence of new and worrying information.

“She has retained attorneys Marco Crawford and Daniel Cerna to represent her. At this time, that is her only comment on the matter.”

“He’ll email me too… not just me, but he’ll blow up my mom’s phone too. Is this normal behavior for you?’

Henry also claimed Payne “preyed on his One Direction fanbase” and that fans were “blinded by their loyalty to him”.

She continued, “If you continually enable someone, they will never realize that what they have done is bad, or they will realize it, and they know they can get away with it, which is what happened to them for so many years. .”

‘Everything is swept under the carpet, everything is hidden from him. I don’t know who is behind this, but nothing about him ever comes out.’

The model also opens up in her new fictional book Looking Forward, which is connected to Payne and based on true events from her life.

Henry said she had to use fictitious names and change certain details for privacy reasons, but noted that some of the “worst stuff” was left out of the final publication.