Sam Pounds announced the delay of Liam Payne's posthumous single "Do No Wrong" to allow the late singer's family time to grieve.

Pounds, Payne's longtime collaborator, shared via social media that all proceeds from the future release will go to a charity of the family's choosing. The decision comes as Payne's loved ones continue to process their loss, with Pounds emphasizing the importance of giving them space to mourn in peace.

"Even though we all love the song, it's not the time yet," Pounds stated, demonstrating sensitivity to the family's needs during this difficult period.

The song, which represents a meaningful collaboration between the two artists, carries a message of resilience and hope. While details about the lyrics remain private, the track is set to be Payne's first posthumous release.

Former One Direction bandmates Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan, and Harry Styles have shared tributes to Payne, with Malik postponing his tour in respect of his friend's memory.

Pounds assures fans that "Do No Wrong" will be released at an appropriate time, ensuring that Payne's musical legacy continues while respecting his family's grieving process.

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