Liam Payne's fear of being 'locked up' in hotel rooms as he 'tried to escape' from Casa Sur

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Liam Payne shared his fears about the isolation of hotel rooms in a poignant video that has re-emerged following his tragic death.

The ex-One Direction member, who passed away after a fall from the third floor of a Buenos Aires hotel on October 16, had previously discussed the toll that fame took on him, particularly during his teenage years on tour with the band, which he said "really f****d him up."He lamented the experience of being "locked up" in hotel rooms for security reasons post-performance, reports the Mirror, three years before his untimely death, Liam confided: "My dad said it from day one - lonely hotel rooms, man - getting locked in that room is not fun when you've been exposed."He also revealed to host Steven Bartlett that he faced several "rock bottom moments" throughout his career, which he was adept at concealing.

The late artist expressed: "I was worried how far my rock bottom was going to be. Where is rock bottom for me? You would have never seen it.

I'm very good at hiding it. No one would have ever seen it."He further reflected: "Rock bottom... I mean, I don't even know if I've hit it yet...