's ex-fiance Maya Henry discussed the star's "constant weird behaviour" prior to his death.

The singer in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 16. He died instantly after sustaining serious injuries "incompatible with life".

The 23-year-old model, who was in a relationship with the singer from 2018 until 2021, revealed that Liam would incessantly contact her, even after they split up.

Maya stated that the public is unaware of what transpires "behind closed doors or in private", alleging that "disgusting things have happened". The relentless communication post-breakup led to Maya's legal team issuing a cease and desist letter to the Strip That Down hitmaker.

In a TikTok video shared earlier this month, Henry said: "Ever since we broke up he messages me, will blow up my phone, not only from his phone number, it's always from different phone numbers too, so I never know where it's gonna come from."

"He'll create new iCloud accounts to message me - it's always a new damn iCloud account. Every time I see one pop up on my phone I'm like, "here we f****** go again". Also, he will email me and he does this when he gets his phone taken away.

She added: "Also, not only me, but he'll blow up my mom's phone. Is that normal behaviour to you?" Maya also claimed that Liam had reached out to her friends.

She went on to accuse him of "weaponising" his fan base, claiming the singer had asserted his followers would remain "loyal" to him. "He is the one who is constantly doing weird s***," she said.

Maya, who was accused of dating the former the X Factor star for his wealth, insisted he "never paid for anything", stating: "I don't need money".

The model, daughter of multi-millionaire personal-injury lawyer Thomas J. Henry, further revealed: "There are disgusting things that have happened and disgusting things he has done.

"He knows that too, he knows he can get away with anything, he's told me, 'Don't tell anyone because they're not going to believe you anyway, the fans always have our back, we can do whatever we want and they're always going to defend us.' And he's right, that's the thing he's not even wrong."

She added: "Also, talking s*** about your bandmates and then showing up to their concerts but it's always for your own benefit, it's not because you actually want to go support, you want to stand up there and take the attention away from everyone."

Maya boldly informed her followers "you don't even know what's happened" before concluding the TikTok by saying: "There's a lot more to the story so I guess stay tuned because I feel like I'll be answering more questions.

Following her ex-boyfriend's death, the model has since broken her silence, with representatives stating she is "obviously in shock".