Netflix will no longer release a nine-hour documentary about Prince after years of production. The late singer's estate will develop its own film.

A planned documentary about the life and music of iconoclastic pop pioneer Prince has been canceled. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix reached a mutual agreement with the singer’s estate not to release the series after the estate raised concerns about allegations of emotional and physical abuse against Prince by a former paramour.

Netflix said Friday it would not release a nine-hour documentary about Prince, directed by the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ezra Edelman, that reportedly included accounts of abuse by the pop star.

A long-awaited nine-hour documentary on Prince has been shelved by Netflix. The documentary was set to be one of the most comprehensive looks at the artist’s life and career, drawing from extensive archival footage and interviews.

Edelman’s nine-hour documentary about the music legend reportedly included allegations that Prince physically and emotionally abused his ex-girlfriends.

Netflix announced on Thursday evening that it no longer intends to release Ezra Edelman’s nine-hour docuseries about the life of musical legend Prince—a project that has been described as a “cursed masterpiece” after it took the O.

Prince’s estate and Netflix have come to a “mutual agreement” and will no longer be releasing the film. Netflix has