Liam Payne bombarded ex Maya Henry and her family with X-rated photos of himself, threatened revenge porn: docs

Liam Payne bombarded his ex-girlfriend and her family with X-rated photos and videos of himself, including photos of his genitals and clips of the singer “performing disturbing sexual acts” on his own body, according to court documents obtained by The Post.

The allegations — detailed in a cease-and-desist letter filed by an attorney for the troubled One Direction star’s ex, Maya Henry — include an allegation that the singer tried to enlist others to distribute intimate photos of her, according to the documents.

Payne, 31, died on October 16 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, with witnesses saying he was on a drug-fuelled bender at the time.

Lawyers for Henry — who dated Payne from 2018 to 2022 — sent the letter on Oct. 9, just three days after an unidentified woman sent their client an Instagram message saying the crooner had “very recently blown up my phone via an iCloud email, and when I asked who it was, he started asking if I wanted nudes of you/his current girlfriend.”

The woman – who claimed to have known Payne for years – added that she said “absolutely not” to his eyebrow-raising offer, but still wanted to give Henry a warning.

In another bizarre message, Payne said: ‘Send me f–king and sucking videos. Have I ever sent you a copy of Maya? ?? or one of my exes?”

The woman also said Payne continued to try to contact her even after she cut him off.

“I stopped replying for a while and he messaged me through an iCloud account, a few different phone numbers and a Snapchat account,” the woman said in another direct message to Henry.

The reports were so shocking that Henry sought legal help – which promptly brought attention to the troubled singer.

“This letter will serve as a formal notice to you…that Maya Henry, through her designated counsel, will take legal action against you if you violate any of the above statutes or defame, threaten, or threaten our client or family in any form , harasses or intimidates. fashion,” the attorney, Marco A. Crawford, wrote in the message.

“We urge your serious attention to this matter,” the report continued. “This is your only warning before legal action is taken against you and any related parties.”

Crawford noted that Payne had ten business days to respond in writing before moving forward with a barrage of lawsuits.

It is not clear whether he ever responded.

Seven days later, Payne was dead – with a litany of drugs in his system.

Henry recently went public with allegations of abuse, saying Payne continued to harass her after they broke up.

“Since we broke up he’s been messaging me and blowing up my phone, not just from his phone number, it’s always from different phone numbers too so I never know where it’s going to come from,” she claimed in a TikTok video on time.

“He’s creating new iCloud accounts for iMessage; it’s always a damn new iCloud account. Every time I see one pop up on my phone I think, “Here we go again.”

She also said he would use his struggles with addiction to manipulate her.

Payne’s death remains under investigation.