Cheryl Tweedy has expressed her deep sorrow following the release of Liam Payne’s final television show, *Building The Band*, on Netflix. The show was filmed before Payne’s tragic death in a fall from a balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, last year. As the mother of their eight-year-old son, Bear, Tweedy’s emotional response highlights the poignant nature of this moment.
Sources close to Cheryl report that while she is proud of Payne’s last project, the release is also a painful reminder of his untimely passing. According to a source cited by the *Mirror*, “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.” This sentiment reflects the shared grief among his family and fans, reminding them of the potential that was tragically cut short.
The Impact on Family and Future Aspirations
Cheryl, who was in a relationship with Liam from 2016 to 2018, is particularly concerned about how the show’s release will affect Bear. The insider elaborated, stating, “He had so much going for him, as well as being a devoted father to Bear.” In light of this, Cheryl is committed to demonstrating resilience to her son. She aims to show Bear that life goes on after loss and that he can pursue his dreams.
This commitment to resilience is evident in her own career ambitions. Cheryl’s determination to continue her television endeavors is motivated by a desire to provide a positive example for Bear, demonstrating that strength and perseverance are possible even in the face of adversity.
A Tribute to Liam Payne
*Building The Band* features host AJ McLean, who paid tribute to Payne at the beginning of the first episode. His heartfelt message acknowledged the collective shock of losing their friend. “When we came together to film *Building The Band*, we never imagined we’d soon be saying goodbye to our friend, Liam Payne,” McLean remarked. He emphasized Payne’s passion for music and his dedication to helping others find their voice.
Liam’s appearances in the series serve as a testament to his love for music and the impact he had on those around him. McLean expressed a shared commitment to honor Payne’s legacy, stating, “It’s through that spirit that we dedicate this series to Liam and his family.”
As the world engages with *Building The Band*, the emotional weight of its release continues to resonate with Cheryl and those who knew Liam Payne best. For many, it serves as both a celebration of his contributions to music and a reminder of the profound loss felt by his loved ones.
