Cheryl Tweedy is grappling with the emotional impact of the release of Liam Payne’s final television show, *Building The Band*, now available on Netflix. The 31-year-old singer’s untimely death occurred following a tragic fall from a balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, last year. Tweedy, 42, who shares an eight-year-old son, Bear, with Payne, has reportedly found the show’s release to be a poignant reminder of the life and potential that was abruptly ended.
A source close to Cheryl stated, “It is very sad for Cheryl. She’s very proud that Liam’s final project is now available for the world to see, but obviously it’s heartbreaking, too, after Liam’s death.” The source emphasized the emotional weight of the release, highlighting how it serves as a reminder of “how much more Liam could have done with his life.”
Cheryl’s Concerns for Bear
The release of *Building The Band* has also raised concerns for Cheryl regarding its impact on their son, Bear. The insider explained, “He had so much going for him, as well as being a devoted father to Bear.” In light of this, Cheryl is motivated to continue her own television career. She aims to demonstrate to Bear that resilience exists after loss, reinforcing the idea that he can achieve his dreams despite the challenges they face.
Cheryl’s relationship with Liam spanned from 2016 to 2018, during which they welcomed their son into the world. The emotional weight of Liam’s legacy now rests heavily on Cheryl, who is navigating this challenging period while focusing on her role as a mother.
A Tribute from AJ McLean
The first episode of *Building The Band* features a heartfelt tribute to Liam from host AJ McLean. He expressed his shock and sorrow over the loss of his friend, stating, “When we came together to film *Building The Band*, we never imagined we’d soon be saying goodbye to our friend, Liam Payne.” McLean noted that Liam’s presence in the show reflects his deep love for music and his dedication to helping others.
AJ continued, “It’s through that spirit that we dedicate this series to Liam and his family.” This tribute serves to honor Liam’s contributions to the music industry and his lasting influence on those who knew him.
As the world watches *Building The Band*, Cheryl Tweedy remains a central figure in this narrative, balancing her pride in Liam’s work with the heartache of his absence. The show not only highlights Liam’s artistry but also serves as a reminder of the personal struggles faced by those left behind.
