Sworn statements from Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea say Liam Payne spent his last morning in a Buenos Aires hotel room drinking, asking for cocaine and lashing out before he fell to his death from a third-floor balcony on October 16, 2024. The account, given to investigators, adds the sharpest detail yet to the hours before the 31-year-old former One Direction singer died.
The women said they were hired by Payne for sex at CasaSur Palermo Hotel and were due $5,000, but they said he had no cash to pay. They said he offered a £30,000 gold Rolex watch instead, then smashed it, boasted he could have ten of those, punched the hotel TV three times, begged them on his knees to stay and told them money did not make him happy.
Those claims matter because they come from sworn statements, not passing gossip, and they describe a sequence that matches a collapse in control rather than a single outburst. The pair said Payne also drank heavily, performed his own songs in front of them and asked for cocaine, painting a picture of a man moving through his final hours in a state of intoxication and agitation.
But the statements also leave the central question hanging: what, if anything, backs them up. There is no further evidence in the report that independently confirms the drug request, the drinking or the hotel-room damage, and the cash problem itself only deepens the oddity. Payne was described as worth £21 million, yet the women said he could not produce the money for a fee of about £3,700.
The result is a fuller but still incomplete account of Liam Payne’s last morning. The sworn statements offer investigators a narrative of money, drink, drugs and damage before the fall, but they do not close the gap between what the women said happened inside the room and what can be proven about the singer’s final minutes before he died.
