Confusion and theories surrounding the sudden and tragic death of One Direction singer Liam Payne have intensified after details of his final moments were revealed online.

Payne, 31, was pronounced dead on October 16 after his body fell from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Some reports suggest the fatal accident was the result of a fall, while others suggested an alleged mishap.

Regardless of these contradictory claims, the newly published toxicological findings have at least make clear the state of mind Payne can have been in at the time.

Payne is claimed to have left his room in ruins and was behaving under the influence of alcohol. Hotel employees told an area website that they were concerned concerning the human well-being.

“We have a guest under the influence of drugs and alcohol,” the hotel manager said in the course of the call. “When he’s conscious, he’s destroying everything in the room,” a concerned hotel reception manager told emergency dispatchers recorded call received by ABC News.

“We need to send someone urgently because I don’t know if the guest’s life is in danger because he is in a room with a balcony and we are afraid he may do something that will endanger his life.”

Payne was pronounced dead at the scene after his body was discovered within the hotel’s interior courtyard, 42-45 feet below. Clonazepam, a drug used to treat panic disorder, epilepsy and nonconvulsive status epilepticus, and an unidentified white powder were found in Payne’s room.

AND preliminary report revealed that at the time of his death, Payne had traces of cocaine, benzodiazepines, crack cocaine and “pink cocaine” (or TUCI), a mixture of methamphetamine, ketamine and MDMA, in his system. “Pink cocaine,” despite its name, often doesn’t contain any cocaine and owes its pink hue to food dyes.

Recreational drugs have been within the news since November, when Sean “Diddy” Combs landed in legal trouble on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering and other illegal activities.

Federal prosecutors told a judge that bags of pink powder were found in the course of the arrest within the music mogul’s New York hotel room. It is alleged that he routinely took the drug and supplied it to his freak friends.

In September, the disgraced music mogul was arrested at a New York hotel and charged in connection with the continuing investigation. He stays detained at the Brooklyn Detention Center and awaits a May 2025 hearing.

With these latest insights, the pop star’s “What Makes You Beautiful” story told on “The Grahm Norton Show” got here to light and, satirically, he shared the story of his terrifying encounter with Combs.

In the 2018 clip, guest comedian David Williams recalls a clumsy encounter with late musician Prince. Payne then responded by sharing that he had an analogous experience when he met Diddy.

As Payne recalled, “I went to say hello to P. Diddy, and Jay-Z was there, and Leonardo DiCaprio was sitting on the right,” he was jokingly interrupted by Williams, who said, “We don’t need to hear about the other people in the room. Just focus on the people this story is about.”

The audience, Norton, Payne, Williams and “Frida” actress Salma Hayek, who was also a guest, all laughed.

The singer said that as he approached the group of stars, he tried to determine “who was the easy target in the script. Who are you going to say hello to? I think I saw him in Take Him to the Greek. I’ll go there and say hello to him.”

The story continued: “I went to shake his hand, and I shook his hand, and he just said, ‘Oh, nice to meet you,'” and commenced giggling “for the longest time ever,” leaving Payne feeling disturbed. He further explained, “I was sitting there like I was looking into P. Diddy’s eyes and saying, when is this going to end?”

The “What Makes You Beautiful” singer revealed that his worst moment was when he leaned in to talk to fellow mogul Jay-Z and was as a substitute pushed across the room by a security guard.

Before appearing on the Graham Norton Show, Payne shared the story with an Australian radio station KIIS FM Kyle and Jackie O Show in 2017

“I went to talk to him and Jay-Z, and when I shook his hand, he just chuckled… the most evil laugh I’ve ever heard,” Payne said. “That’s why I’m a little afraid of this man.”

He continued: “It was the most intimidating celebrity experience you could imagine.” addition“I believed P. Diddy was a protected bet. Of course, I missed some.

One Direction’s Liam Payne, who died after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Argentina, once had a chilling encounter with Diddy and Jay-Z.

He recalled his “evil laugh” which made him deeply uneasy, admitting that Diddy particularly was way more intimidating… pic.twitter.com/kMwXfq0NRB

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) October 17, 2024

In hindsight, some fans imagine the otherwise innocuous account was a warning sign. Elsewhere, the comments under the video read: “Liam, Diddy…none of it aged well.”

Another person suggested that Hayek seemed concerned as Payne told his story, prompting many to agree: “As soon as P. Diddy was mentioned, look at Salma’s face,” one comment read. “Did anyone else notice how uncomfortable Salma felt when Liam talked about Diddy? You could see from her face that she didn’t want to hear the story, and then she quickly tried to connect with Liam by adding the name Prince; she quickly changed the subject; I think she knows things,” one other commenter suggested.

But much more fans got here to Payne’s defense, hoping that his death and the nefarious claims mounting against Diddy would not make a much bigger spectacle following the young man’s death.

“Please give him a rest, he’s gone,” we read in a single of the comments. The final results of the autopsy are actually known.

New footage of Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori has fans fearful after the Australian model will be seen walking coyly with the “College Dropout” rapper after a day of shopping.

Recent concerns about Censori’s appearance stem from multiple rumors about problems in their marriage and accusations against Kanye, including his alleged inappropriate behavior towards Sean “Diddy” Combs towards then-teenage songwriter Niykee Heaton.

West can also be pursuing a lawsuit over alleged sexual harassment against a former assistant, while his former assistant set strict rules regarding his current wife’s sheer or see-through clothing while carrying their children.

TMZ sent on Tuesday, October 22, a video of West and Censori strolling through the Ginza shopping district in Tokyo, Japan. The couple has been dating on and off for months while the rapper works on new music.

Both dressed in black, Censori wore what appears to be a headscarf, sheer stockings over a black thong, and a black halter top that showed off her full back and side breast. She appears terrified as she is seen holding the “Donda” recording artist, who sported an all-black denim look.

When does departure sent Many Facebook users chimed in on the story about their shopping trip, even telling her, “Blink twice if you’re in danger.”

“It doesn’t look good,” one person wrote. “I can’t tell if he’s holding her or if she’s taking something, but she doesn’t look healthy.”

Another commented: “I do not know… her screaming body language helps. I’m so scared, intimidated and uncomfortable. He looks so pathetic.

A 3rd, based on rumors that West is definitely mind-controlling Censori, said: “She’s brainwashed… that’s sad,” as another person noted: “She looks very uncomfortable.”

“I thought Japan had laws against indecent exposure,” one person said he asked in a comment under The Daily Mail post.

“Money talks of course! This is actually getting old. Now we know she’s a willing participant, they deserve to be arrested together. But this has been done everywhere and so far the authorities have accepted it,” they continued.

#KanyeWest AND #BiancaCensori they do not let breakup rumors stop them from having fun with the perfect of all the pieces #Tokyoretail scene… after a tumultuous month, we start one other adventure in the shopping district. ❤️ Full article in bio!

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— TMZ (@TMZ) October 22, 2024

The pair were previously banned for indecent exposure by a ship company in Italy after photos of Censori with her head on West’s lap appeared online. Viewers could see West’s bare butt exposed as Censori appeared to rest her head in his lap in the water taxi.

If convicted of indecent exposure in Japan, the penalty is as much as two years in prison and/or a high quality of as much as 2.5 million yen, which is the same as $32,000.

Reports have been circulating for months concerning the Chicago resident’s “method of control.” Some say he not only tells her what to wear and say, but forbids her from appearing on social media.

The Daily Mail once reported that one other alleged tipster told him that “Bianca at all times had and was lively on social media – until she married Kanye. He doesn’t want her to have it because he thinks it’s going to hurt her if she has to read the terrible things people say.”

“He convinced her that since she was now a public figure, she should remain secret,” the unidentified source added.

The tipster even stated that Censori now “wears what he wants, goes where he wants and does what he wants.”

Not all the comments were about her mental health or fear, but they were directed at Ye, saying, “I hope he buys her clothes” while they’re in the shop.

The architect’s wardrobe at all times seems to make headlines, with some suggesting that her husband’s billionaire ex-wife Kim Kardashian has set solid rules that dictate how she dresses in front of her children, especially her son.

Over the past few months, Kanye and Censori have been spending a number of time in Asia. According to reports, Kanye is there because he isn’t harassed by the general public and doesn’t need to move around under security.

Some speculate that that is to keep away from the mounting allegations brought against him by his former assistant and the whispers linking him to Diddy’s damning allegations.

Some countries in Asia required the producer’s wife to cover herself, but Japan was a bit more liberal. That’s why she can walk around Tokyo with the Grammy winner.

Deshaun Watson’s season is over, and possibly his entire NFL profession. The Cleveland Browns quarterback was having one of the worst statistical seasons in league history, and Browns fans booed him when he took the sphere on Sunday. Then suddenly, within the second quarter of their Week 7 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, Watson dropped back to throw a pass after which fell to the bottom with a torn Achilles. Reactions to the injury were harsh. Cleveland fans have shown they’re fed up with Watson’s uselessness even greater than they’re fed up along with his off-field transgressions. Meanwhile, Watson’s peers and teammates defended him and lifted him up. Both types of responses are a reminder of an environment that has allowed a person accused of dozens of acts of sexual misconduct to proceed to be accepted and defended, although many others found these alleged acts abhorrent.

An unwritten rule in sports is that fans show respect to players once they are injured. Even should you support the opposing team, cheering when a player is injured is bad form. It’s especially bad to have a good time when a player from the team you support gets injured. The Cleveland crowd ignored this unwritten rule as fans loudly celebrated on the sight of Watson falling to the bottom with a devastating injury. In a vacuum, Watson’s raucous joy at misfortune would have been universally dismissed, but Watson’s unique circumstances complicated the whole lot.

The Cleveland Browns contract gave Watson a record-setting salary $230 million over five yearstied the team to the quarterback for almost all the duration of the contract. They cannot sell Watson and even fire him without serious financial consequences. The contract was already unpopular since the offer for Watson got here when he was in front of him over 20 charges about sexual misconduct. As part of the contract, Watson also received enough money to allow him to settle any allegations out of court, making it virtually unimaginable for him to face any legal consequences for any wrongdoing. In short, it was a morally invalid decision for the Browns.

But that wasn’t Watson’s biggest sin within the eyes of many fans, who continued to go to games, root for the team, buy T-shirts and support a franchise that went out of its way to make the accused sexual assault man the face of its franchise. For these fans, Watson’s best sin was that he was bad at football – he would end the season as… worst quarterback within the league. He led the worst offense the Browns have seen this century. And combined with a coach who refused to let him sit on the bench, Watson’s stick with the Browns was a nightmare. Therefore, as soon as Watson entered the sphere, he was whistled. Yes, of course there was a large group of fans who were against him and expressed their opinions about it. However, there have been still enough people willing to fill stadiums every week, hoping that Watson could deliver a Super Bowl victory. Enough people whose boos filled the world on Sunday in a way they hadn’t within the weeks and months leading up to Watson’s on-field defeat. The deafening booing on Sunday was like a booing that hadn’t been there before. If fans were this anti-Watson, the taunts would have reverberated from the moment he stepped onto the sphere in a Browns uniform and would never have stopped.

And this is not about singling out Cleveland fans. I live in Atlanta, near the Falcons, who were also willing to step up to the plate for Watson. I actually have little question that the stadium here can be just as packed for Watson to play. I actually have been given no reason to imagine that society as a whole is willing to put the well-being of women above our own selfish desires, even when those desires are as shallow as wanting the team we love to win a championship.

But on Sunday, fans in Cleveland booed. And they cheered loudly once they realized the franchise can be without Watson for all the season. The cheers drew the ire of Watson’s peers, namely Browns quarterback Jameis Winston and linebacker Myles Garrett, who expressed how upset they were with fans rooting for Watson’s injury.

Winston passionate requests included comments equivalent to “I am grateful to have the opportunity to serve Deshaun.”

“I’m very upset about the reaction to a man who has had the world against him for the last four years,” Winston said. “And every day he put his body and his life on the line for this city.”

Garrett suggested it: “Man does almost the whole lot well. A model citizen in college in addition to professionals. He’s playing as hard as anyone I’ve ever seen… We have to be there for him as a team and as a corporation. We cannot have a look at a guy for mistakes on the pitch or anything off the pitch. We haven’t any moral basis to look down on this guy.

The comments were disappointing at best, but more specifically, offensive to anyone who has experienced or survived sexual assault of any kind, especially from Watson himself. Watson had “the world against him,” as Winston said, largely because of his righteous anger on the person accused of doing what he accuses Watson of doing. And someone with “the world against him” doesn’t have a guaranteed $230 million to rest on. Garrett calling Winston a model citizen is a slap within the face. I actually have asked previously why Watson’s teammates so quietly refused to share a locker room with someone accused of sexual harassment. In a league that excommunicates players it doesn’t like on a regular basis (ask Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson, for example), why hasn’t this happened in Cleveland yet? Unfortunately, Winston and Garrett gave us a glimpse into a locker room that simply didn’t consider Watson’s alleged crimes egregious enough to speak out against him. Players like Winston and Garrett might argue that playing against their very own quarterback can be unpopular, but defending someone with Watson’s history should not be that unpopular.

Perhaps probably the most disappointing reaction of the night got here from Ohio State’s LeBron James. He he tweeted his disappointment on fans booing Watson: “Cleveland fans! You all know how much we have been through over the years, both good, bad and indifferent. With that in mind, booing anyone who is injured, let alone your own player, is LAME AF,” he wrote.

James is not latest to his support of Watson. He sent out a celebratory tweet when Watson joined Browns in 2022. It’s a sad irony after we visit James’ timeline on X, formerly generally known as Twitter, and see that his last two tweets are in regards to the WNBA Finals, followed by a tweet expressing support for a man accused of molesting women.

James’ tweet. Support from Watson’s teammates. The boos that grew louder for Watson after his poor play allowed people like Watson to flourish within the face of terrible accusations. Every celebration, lost ticket and jersey purchased while Watson was a Brown was confirmation that even what he was accused of wasn’t enough to demand the team play higher. Each of these ways of supporting the team is not less than passive support for a terrible decision. And that does not even count the fans who fully supported Watson despite – or because of – what he was accused of.

Watson’s profession might be over. All that is still is the necessity for many individuals to look in lots of mirrors and wonder how we ever allowed his profession to get this far.