Liam Payne’s girlfriend Kate Cassidy paid a heartbreaking tribute to the late singer on his first death anniversary.

The 26-year-old influencer, who had been dating the late One Direction alum for two years before his death, took to her Instagram account on Thursday to share a poignant note.

“Today marks a full year without you here,” Cassidy penned.

She expressed her grief for the loss, noting, “I will forever hate goodbyes.”

“I miss you Liam,” Cassidy added.

In the touching post, Cassidy also posted a throwback black-and-white of her and Payne laying on bed while the singer wrapped his arm around her neck from behind and planted a kiss on her cheek.

For the unversed, Payne passed away last year after falling from a third-floor balcony of the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires. He was 31.

The late singer-songwriter is survived by his parents, sisters Nicola and Ruth, girlfriend Cassidy and his only son Bear, whom he shares with ex Cheryl Cole.

On October 12, Cassidy reflected on the last “goodbye” and the last time she saw him alive.

Remembering the day when she left for home in the US, leaving her boyfriend in Argentina where they spent two weeks of quality time before his fatal-fall.

“One year ago. today on October 12th was the last day that I spent with Liam,” she said in a video posted on her socials.”

The last day that I was with Liam in Argentina before I left, the car was in the driveway. I was sitting on the couch just expressing to him how much I’m gonna miss him, how much I love him. Honestly, it’s so weird to look back at because it was such a long heartfelt goodbye,” Cassidy continued.

Her voice broke, adding: “He looked at me and he said, ‘Kaitlin, you’re gonna miss your flight, you’re acting like this is the last time you’re ever gonna see me again.'”

She concluded the video with a message, saying, “Just remember you never know what tomorrow brings and tell your loved ones that you love them. Hold them a little bit extra closer today. Bye guys.”

Zac Efron has received heartfelt praise from his younger brother, Dylan Efron, for his powerful performance in The Iron Claw.

In a resurfaced interview from earlier this year, Dylan, who recently impressed audiences by dancing to Zac’s Rewrite the Stars, reflected on how the film brought the brothers even closer.

Appearing on the Sorry We’re Cyrus podcast, the Traitors star opened up about their bond and how it evolved during the making of the emotional sports drama.

“I did really like The Greatest Showman,” Dylan said. 

“That’s up there. Iron Claw, I think, is his best acting. Like that was so sad as, like, a brother.”

He continued, “It’s really sweet. I’ve never actually told anyone this, but Zac and I talk a lot.”

“We live in different spots right now, but like we talk a lot, and in hindsight, when he was filming that movie he was calling me almost every other day.”

Dylan also reflected on how those calls took on new meaning once the film was released.

“I didn’t even put it together because he had filmed back-to-back movies, and then I realized he was calling me super often when he was filming that,” the 33-year-old noted.

“He was like, ‘Yeah this movie’s really hard, I’m just calling to catch up and stuff like that.'”

“I never put together until after the show came out, so I knew it was about brothers and stuff like that, but it didn’t click for me that he was calling me so much during that because he was so emotional,” Dylan concluded.

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