Liam Payne admitted he was “f—– up” in tragic final words

Liam Payne admitted he was “shitty” in a shocking confession shortly before his death.

RadarOnline.com can reveal the former One direction star spoke to another hotel guest who was concerned about his erratic behavior.

And when asked if he was OK, Liam replied: “I used to be in a boy band. That’s why I’m so shitty.”

Payne died tragically on Wednesday31 years old after falling from his third-floor hotel balcony during a stay in Buenos Aires.

It was later discovered that his hotel room was full of water white powder and other drug paraphernaliaHis television screen had also been smashed.

The US hotel guest, known as Rebecca (not her real name), said one of her friends was supposed to stay in Payne’s room but he hadn’t left yet and the staff were “a bit nervous” about his behavior.

She claimed the singer seemed eager for attention when he met Rebecca and her friends.

In conversation with DailyMail.comShe said: “I came into the hotel and he was waiting by the lift and it was so clear he wanted someone to recognize him, there was something desperate about him.”

“I was with my friends and we knew who he was, but none of us minded.

“And then he grabs a girl who I think was with him and starts choking her, just lightly, but the others found it really disturbing.”

Rebecca said she returned to the lobby ten minutes later and shortly after Payne When he returned, he left his open laptop dangling casually from a corner.

He then began reading emails after plopping down on a sofa in a white vest, cargo pants and sneakers.

“Everyone, especially the staff, was really shocked. It’s a high-end hotel and his behavior was so out of place – people were just chilling.”

Rebecca admits she couldn’t figure out why Payne hung out in the lobby but wondered afterwards if that was the case plan to meet someone To refill his medication.

After returning to his room, he returned shortly after and “stumbled and fell flat on his face” next to an “English” helper who was reportedly called “Roger.”