Netflix talent show starring Liam Payne ‘on hold’ after his death

Netflix has reportedly delayed the release of a talent show Liam Payne‘s death.

One way Star fell to his death on October 16, at the age of 31. Hotel balcony in Buenos Aires.

Former bandmates and X Factor Britain’s Got Talent as stars including Simon Cowell pay tribute auditions temporarily paused.

Payne in the weeks before his death I was involved in the filming of the Netflix reality series Titled Building The Band to create the ‘next great pop band’, it is currently said to be ‘on hold’.

Last month, it was announced that the Strip That Down hitmaker had joined the judging panel alongside The Pussycat Dolls’ Nicole Scherzinger, Destiny Child’s Kelly Rowland and Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean to ‘create the next great unseen pop group’.

The stars were spotted filming in Manchester in August, and further details regarding the release date are yet to be confirmed.

Sources before Hollywood Reporter He said the show’s producers were ‘shocked’ by the news of his death and that it was too early to make any decisions about the game show.

It has now been claimed that the series is ‘definitely not shelved’ and that Netflix will meet Payne’s family to discuss a potential release at some point in the future.

A source told Sun: ‘It’s too early to decide, but the series has definitely not been shelved.

‘Shooting was completed at the end of summer.

‘Netflix will meet with Liam’s family when it’s time to talk about the series and when it might air.’

Back in August, Kelly talked about working with Payne. People: ‘Liam is absolutely hilarious. ‘I didn’t know how funny he was, so I’m getting to know him and he’s so cool.’

Following the news of his death, Nicole shared photos of herself and Kelly with Payne. pay tribute on Instagram.

He said: ‘I will forever cherish the time we shared together, from fifteen years ago when One Direction was born to just a few weeks ago.

‘It was a great chance for me to work with you recently. ‘We shared the same love and passion for music and I will forever remember the meaningful and enjoyable conversations we had.’

“It’s been so hard to accept that you’re not here anymore, but I’m grateful to have known your kind heart, sweet soul, and character,” Nicole continued.

‘You brought so much joy, light and laughter to the lives of those who truly knew you. I will miss you my friend and I will carry you in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. ‘

Production on the first series is thought to have been completed a few weeks before Payne’s death, but Netflix has not yet released a statement about the future of the series.

In the original announcement, Netflix explained that the series would “remove in-person encounters from the musical equation.”

‘Who better to help start a band than some of the most legendary artists to ever do it?’ The streaming service was announced in a release.

‘These hitmakers will bring their unique expertise and years of personal experience to the competition.’

‘Instead, contestants will find their perfect bandmate based on compatibility, connection and, most importantly, merit. So how will the look, choreography and style come into play when the groups finally meet?

‘Expect plenty of drama, top-notch artistry and unforgettable performances.’

Metro.co.uk has approached Netflix for comment.

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