Sam Pounds announces the delay of Liam Payne's posthumous single "Do No Wrong" to respect the family's grieving process.

Pounds, Payne's longtime collaborator, confirmed the postponement via Twitter, emphasizing his desire to let the family mourn in peace. He stated that all future proceeds from the song will go to a charity of the family's choosing.

The decision comes as Payne's loved ones, including former One Direction bandmates Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan, and Harry Styles, continue to process his sudden passing. Malik has also postponed his upcoming tour in remembrance.

"Do No Wrong," which would be Payne's first posthumous release, is described as a meaningful collaboration that captures his spirit and passion for music. While the exact release date remains undetermined, Pounds assures fans the track will be released when the timing is appropriate.

The song reportedly carries themes of resilience and hope, reflecting Payne's personal journey through his career. Fans worldwide have shown support for the delay, recognizing the importance of giving the family time to heal.

Pounds emphasizes that while Payne's musical legacy will continue, the current priority is allowing his family space to process their loss. The eventual release will serve as a tribute to Payne's life and artistic contributions.

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