Liam Payne tragically died in Buenos Aires after falling from a hotel balcony. His death shocked the whole world. As it was established, just before his death he devastated his hotel room and caused anxiety among one of the employees. The exact circumstances of the tragic accident are still unknown.
Liam Payne decided on a beautiful gesture. Before his death, he donated thousands of dollars to those in need
Later it turned out that Payne just before his death he had serious professional problems. Not only did the label he worked with give up on him, but on the day of his death he reportedly signed a resignation letter from acting in his own musical films. Now more information is coming to light. As it turned out, the singer supported those in need a few hours before his death. According to “The Mirror”, Payne provided, among others, almost three thousand dollars to support a 28-year-old man suffering from lymphoma. The chef, who was unable to work due to illness, initially thought that Liam Payne's donation was a joke. It quickly turned out that the support was very genuine. Jack organized a collection on the GoFundMe platform, which has so far managed to collect almost PLN 34,000. hole.
Liam Payne's toxicology test results released. They leave no doubt
The results of toxicological tests on the tragically deceased Liam Payne were recently revealed. It turned out that a number of psychoactive substances were detected in his body. According to ABC News, these included cocaine, benzodiazepines (a type of sedative) and ecstasy. Liam Payne's body, according to media reports, remains in Argentina for now due to the fact that a full autopsy needs to be performed. The former member of the One Direction group was farewelled not only by loyal fans, but also by his bandmates and many stars with whom he collaborated during his almost 15-year career.
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