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Liam Payne was texting with Pussycat Dolls alum Nicole Scherzinger on the day he died

Tom cat Dolls alum Nicole Scherzinger was once allegedly involved with Liam Payne on the day he died.

Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber — who is operating with Scherzinger at the Broadway musical “Sunset Blvd.” — addressed her dating with the overdue One Course singer during an interview with Billboard printed Thursday.

“I suppose something that hasn’t been said, and I suppose I could say, is that of course she mentored Liam, from One Direction,” Webber, 76, mentioned. “On the Wednesday when he died, she was still texting him that day.”

Tom cat Dolls alum Nicole Scherzinger was once allegedly involved with Liam Payne at the past he died. RACHPOOT.COM / SplashNews.com
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, who’s lately running with the songstress on a Broadway manufacturing, spread out about her dating with the overdue One Course alum. Bruce Glikas/WireImage

In keeping with the British musician, Scherzinger, 46, realized the devastating information of Payne’s demise in a while ahead of she took the level to accomplish in her starring position.

“She’d just heard that he died,” Webber mentioned. “And the truth that she even did the display in any respect is strange. I heartless she is a great, wonderful lady.

“She is without any question one of the finest performers I’ve ever worked with.”

“Of course she mentored Liam, from One Direction,” Webber advised Billboard in a interview printed Thursday. Snapchat/Liam Payne
“On the Wednesday when he died, she was still texting him that day,” the British composer persisted. Getty Pictures for Atlantis The Royal

Reps for Scherzinger didn’t instantly reply to Web page Six’s request for remark.

Payne and Scherzinger’s dating dates again to 2010 when the “Don’t Cha” singer was once a pass judgement on on “The X Factor UK.”

On the date, Scherzinger teamed up with fellow judges Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh to fasten Payne together with his One Course bandmates, Harry Types, Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson and Niall Horan.

Webber mentioned that Scherzinger nonetheless confirmed as much as carry out hours next listening to the scoop of Payne’s demise. Bruce Glikas/WireImage
“And the fact that she even did the show at all is extraordinary. I mean she is an amazing, amazing woman,” Webber added. WireImage

Behind-the-scenes footage released in 2022 confirmed Scherzinger encouraging her fellow judges to manufacture “an imaginary boy group” consisting of the 5 teenagers instead than getting rid of them from the display.

“They’re just too talented to get rid of and they’ve got just the right look and the right charisma on stage,” she mentioned on the date. “I think they’ll be really great in a boy band together.”

“They’re like little stars,” Scherzinger persisted. “You can’t get rid of little stars. You put them all together.”

Scherzinger and Payne met on “The X Factor UK” in 2010. Getty Pictures
Scherzinger, who was once a pass judgement on at the display, inspired her fellow judges, Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh, to method the boy band now referred to as One Course. Nicole Scherzinger / Instagram

From there, One Course was once shaped. The gang was at have improbable good fortune, recording albums and appearing in combination for 5 years till keeping apart in 2015.

Payne and Scherzinger reportedly filmed the forthcoming Netflix series “Building the Band” in combination ahead of he died.

The “Teardrops” singer acted as a pass judgement on and coach at the unscripted display, which wrapped manufacturing in August, Cut-off date reported previous this past.

Payne died on Oct. 16. SplashNews.com
He was once 31. liampayne/Instagram

Payne died on Oct. 16 next falling from a third-floor balcony on the CasaSur Palermo Lodge in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was once 31.

In keeping with a partiality post-mortem record, the hitmaker had cocaine, crack and the antidepressant benzodiazepine in his machine when he died.

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