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Wales Online
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy breaks silence after star's £24m fortune left to son
Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy breaks silence after star's £24m fortune left to son Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy has broken her silence for the first time on social media since it emerged she won't inherit a penny of the late One Direction star's fortune Liam Payne and Kate Cassidy during The Fashion Awards 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall (Image: Stephane Cardinale - Corbis, Corbis via Getty Images ) Kate Cassidy has broken her social media silence after news broke that she wouldn't receive any part of Liam Payne's £24million estate. Tragically, One Direction star Liam passed away last October at 31 when he fell from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Initially, five individuals faced charges concerning his death, but now three have been cleared, including Liam's friend Roger Nores. Liam's considerable fortune was initially estimated at £28,595,000 but was reduced to £24,280,000 after debts and liabilities were settled. Court filings from May 1 indicate that, since Payne died intestate, his former partner Cheryl Tweedy, who is the mother of their eight-year-old son Bear, has been given the responsibility of administrating his wealth. Additionally, music attorney Richard Bray was appointed as an executor. For the latest TV and showbiz news sign up to our newsletter The Mirror reports that according to UK law on intestacy, Payne's son Bear is in line to receive his deceased father's assets via a trust. It appears Kate, the American model who had a two-year relationship with the late One Direction star, won't inherit any portion of Liam's wealth. Article continues below Liam Payne and Cheryl Tweedy, with whom he shared a son (Image: Getty Images ) Shortly after the disclosure that Liam had sadly died without creating a will, Kate posted a seemingly upbeat Instagram update. Kate tantalised her 900,000 followers by disclosing the contents of her handbag – a quick fix from Starbucks and some hair extensions – paired with the playful remark: "What's in your purse? ? ? Mine: starbucks and @glamseamless." In the period leading up to Payne's sudden demise, his 24-year-old partner was constantly by his side. She remains active on social media, recently posting a photo capturing a rainbow, to which a follower remarked: "Liam showing up through the rainbow." Cassidy poignantly agreed, replying with: "He had to say hello." Prior to this, she has touched upon various 'signs' that she perceives as messages from the departed musician, guiding her through her bereavement. Among these was a discovery she made at the bottom of her bag, where she found a note adorned with a crown and inscribed with '444'. Reflecting on this, Cassidy shared: "Sign for today. [I] was cleaning out my purses and found this note at the bottom of one." Article continues below Following Liam's death, his estate matters were addressed using an Ad Colligenda Bona grant – a legal provision generally employed when dealing with property sales shortly after an individual's passing before the estate has been settled. Friends close to the superstar revealed that he had taken steps "some years ago" to secure his funds for his son should anything happen to him.
Irish Daily Mirror
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Liam Payne's girlfriend breaks silence after learning she won't get inheritance
Kate Cassidy has ended her silence on social media since it emerged she would not inherit a penny of Liam Payne's £24million (€28m) fortune. Liam tragically died in October last year at the age of 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Five people were initially charged over his death, however three of them have now had the charges dropped including Liam's friend Roger Nores. Liam's estate was valued at a hefty £28,595,000 (€33,616,139) and later slimmed down to £24,280,000 (€28,543,446) post debts and bills. According to court documents filed on May 1, with Payne having died without a will, his ex Cheryl Tweedy, who shares an eight year old son named Bear with him, has been tasked with handling his assets. Music lawyer Richard Bray was also named as an administrator. Under UK intestacy rules, Liam Payne's son, Bear, is poised to inherit his late father's wealth in a trust. A source confided to The Mail's Katie Hind: "Liam had some very sensible people around him for a time and he adored Bear so much. He always wanted to do the right thing by him financially. It is a small consolation that Bear will never want for anything, that he will at least benefit from that." It seeems Kate, the American model who dated the late One Direction singer for two years, will not getting a penny of inheritance from Liam. Kate has shared a seemingly light-hearted Instagram post just hours after it was revealed Liam tragically died without leaving a will. Kate shared with her 900,000 followers a snap revealing her bag's contents - a Starbucks snack and hair extensions - with the cheeky caption: "What's in your purse? ? ? Mine: starbucks and @glamseamless." In the days before Payne's untimely passing, his 24 year old girlfriend Cassidy was by his side. Stricken with grief yet active on social media, she recently posted glamorous shots from her time at the Miami Grand Prix. Cassidy turned heads with her bold black faux-leather top, casual denim shorts and a striking red Ferrari cap. A fan's comment on her photo of a rainbow - "Liam showing up through the rainbow" - had Cassidy responding with heartfelt affirmation: "He had to say hello." She has previously spoken about other signs she believes the late singer has sent her as she navigates the grieving process. One included a note she found at the bottom of her bag bearing a crown and the numbers '444'. Cassidy wrote: 'Sign for today. [I] was cleaning out my purses and found this note at the bottom of one.' Liam's estate was published under a limited Ad Colligenda Bona grant – typically used during the sale of property shortly after someone's death when the estate hasn't been fully settled. Cheryl and Liam's son, Bear, was born at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London on March 22, 2017. Announcing the birth of his only son at the time on Instagram, Liam posted: "My close friends and family know there are very few times when I'm left speechless... wow!" Liam and Cheryl went their separate ways soon after Bear's first birthday, but the pair continued co-parenting and even though the singer wasn't with his son constantly, he always made sure he was provided for. According to some of Liam's friends, the superstar made arrangements "some years ago" to ensure his money would go to his only child in the event of his death. An insider previously told The Daily Mail: "Liam had some very sensible people around him for a time and he adored Bear so much. He always wanted to do the right thing by him financially. It is a small consolation that Bear will never want for anything, that he will at least benefit from that."
Daily Record
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Cheryl 'will always do right by son Bear' as bombshell in Liam Payne's will revealed
Liam Payne tragically fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Argentina last year and has left behind a £24m fortune thanks to his successful music career. Close pals of Liam Payne's ex Cheryl say the singer "will do the right thing" by Bear after it was revealed that their son is set to inherit his father's entire £24m fortune. The One Direction singer, who tragically died after falling from a hotel balcony in Bueno Aires, Argentina last October, was declared intestate as he did not have a will. This means that as an unmarried parent, his estate is shared between any of his children. The late 31-year-old only had one son, eight-year-old Bear, whom he shared with Cheryl. The Girls Aloud star, 41, was granted the power of administration of the musician's estate after his passing. It's now understood that Liam's huge fortune, largely made during his One Direction days, will be put into a trust for his eight-year-old son. Friends of devoted mum Cheryl have said that she, just like Liam did, always wants to do what is right for her son. It's understood that Liam, who was born in Wolverhampton, left a total of £28,595,000 which was later reduced to £24,280,000 after his expenses and debts were settled, according to court documents, the Mirror reports. A source close to the late One Direction star said: "It is a small consolation that Bear will never want for anything, that he will at least benefit from that. "Liam had some very sensible people around him for a time and he adored Bear so much. He always wanted to do the right thing by him financially." Other mates told Mail Online that Liam was adamant to ensure his only son would be well looked after in the event that anything happened to him. It means his girlfriend at the time of his death, US model Kate Cassidy, won't receive any inheritance from Liam's estate. The estate was published as a limited Ad Colligenda Bona grant. This is commonly applied for during the sale of a deceased person's property, where the deceased's executors may have found a buyer for the property shortly after the death. It's reported that Cheryl was listed in the legal documents alongside Richard Bray, a top music lawyer known to represent big stars including Ed Sheeran. Kate, who revealed that she and Liam had plans to marry after his tragic death, was not mentioned. However, this didn't seem to faze the influencer as she shared a snap on Instagram to her 900k followers just hours later. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Kate, 26, posted an image of the inside of her handbag, showing a Starbucks sandwich and some hair extensions alongside the caption: "What's in your purse??? Mine: starbucks and @glamseamless." Earlier this week, the model also posted a series of glamorous snaps of her time watching the Miami Grand Prix. The post included a photograph of a rainbow, which one fan suggested could be Liam sending her a message.
Daily Mirror
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Cheryl 'will always do right thing by her son' after Liam Payne's will bombshell emerges
Liam Payne fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina on October 16 last year after more than 18 million of his singles, and more than two million of his albums were sold Friends say Liam Payne's ex Cheryl"will do the right thing" by Bear after it emerged their son is set to inherit his father's entire £24million fortune. The One Direction singer, who fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina last year, was declared intestate as he did not have a will. This means, as an unmarried parent, his estate is shared between any children. Liam, 31, only had one child; eight-year-old Bear, whom he shared with Cheryl. The Girls Aloud star, 41, was granted the power of administration of the musician's estate after his death. It is now understood Liam's fortune, largely made during his boyband years, will be placed in a trust for his son. Friends of TV personality Cheryl have said that she, just like Liam did, always wants to do what is right for her son. It is understood Liam, originally from Wolverhampton, West Midlands, left a total of £28,595,000, which was later reduced to £24,280,000 after his expenses and debts were paid, according to court documents. "It is a small consolation that Bear will never want for anything, that he will at least benefit from that. Liam had some very sensible people around him for a time and he adored Bear so much. He always wanted to do the right thing by him financially," a source close to Liam told Mail Online. Other mates told Mail Online the singer was adamant to make sure his only son would be well looked after in the event anything happened to him. It means his girlfriend at the time of his death, American model Kate Cassidy, won't receive any inheritance from the star's estate. Liam's estate was published as a limited Ad Colligenda Bona grant. This is commonly applied for during the sale of a deceased person's property, where the deceased's executors may have found a buyer for the property shortly after the death. It is said Cheryl was named in the legal documents alongside Richard Bray, a top music lawyer with a track record of representing stars including Ed Sheeran. Kate, who revealed plans she and Liam were to marry, was not mentioned. However, the influencer didn't appear to faze the star as she shared a picture to her 900,000 followers on Instagram just hours later. Kate posted an image of the inside of her handbag, showing a sandwich from Starbucks and some hair extensions along with the light-hearted caption: "What's in your purse??? Mine: starbucks and @glamseamless." And earlier this week, the model also posted a series of glamorous images of her watching the Miami Grand Prix. The post also included a photograph of a rainbow to her account, which one fan suggested could be Liam sending her a message.
Daily Mirror
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy breaks silence after learning she won't inherit his £24m fortune
Kate Cassidy has taken to social media to share a seemingly carefree post after it was reported that the model will not be inheriting any of her late boyfriend's fortune Kate Cassidy has ended her silence on social media since it emerged she would not inherit a penny of Liam Payne' s £24million fortune. Liam tragically died in October last year at the age of 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Five people were initially charged over his death, however three of them have now had the charges dropped including Liam's friend Roger Nores. Liam's estate was valued at a hefty £28,595,000, and later slimmed down to £24,280,000 post debts and bills. According to court documents filed on May 1, with Payne having died without a will, his ex Cheryl Tweedy, who shares an eight year old son named Bear with him, has been tasked with handling his assets. Music lawyer Richard Bray was also named as an administrator. Under UK intestacy rules, Liam Payne's son, Bear, is poised to inherit his late father's wealth in a trust. A source confided to The Mail's Katie Hind, "Liam had some very sensible people around him for a time and he adored Bear so much. He always wanted to do the right thing by him financially. It is a small consolation that Bear will never want for anything, that he will at least benefit from that." It seeems Kate, the American model who dated the late One Direction singer for two years, will not getting a penny of inheritance from Liam. Kate has shared a seemingly light-hearted Instagram post just hours after it was revealed Liam tragically died without leaving a will. Kate shared with her 900,000 followers a snap revealing her bag's contents – a Starbucks snack and hair extensions – with the cheeky caption: "What's in your purse? ? ? Mine: starbucks and @glamseamless." In the days before Payne's untimely passing, his 24 year old girlfriend Cassidy was by his side. Stricken with grief yet active on social media, she recently posted glamorous shots from her time at the Miami Grand Prix. Cassidy turned heads with her bold black faux-leather top, casual denim shorts, and a striking red Ferrari cap. A fan's comment on her photo of a rainbow – "Liam showing up through the rainbow." – had Cassidy responding with heartfelt affirmation: "He had to say hello." She has previously spoken about other signs she believes the late singer has sent her as she navigates the grieving process. One included a note she found at the bottom of her bag bearing a crown and the numbers '444'. Cassidy wrote: 'Sign for today. [I] was cleaning out my purses and found this note at the bottom of one.' Liam's estate was published under a limited Ad Colligenda Bona grant – typically used during the sale of property shortly after someone's death when the estate hasn't been fully settled. Cheryl and Liam's son, Bear, was born at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London on March 22, 2017. Announcing the birth of his only son at the time on Instagram, Liam posted: "My close friends and family know there are very few times when I'm left speechless... wow!" Liam and Cheryl went their separate ways soon after Bear's first birthday, but the pair continued co-parenting and even though the singer wasn't with his son constantly, he always made sure he was provided for. According to some of Liam's friends, the superstar made arrangements "some years ago" to ensure his money would go to his only child in the event of his death. An insider previously told The Daily Mail: "Liam had some very sensible people around him for a time and he adored Bear so much. He always wanted to do the right thing by him financially. It is a small consolation that Bear will never want for anything, that he will at least benefit from that."
