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Is One Direction reunion on the cards?

It has been five years since the band One Direction broke hearts worldwide by announcing an indefinite hiatus. But are they taking a leaf from the recent reunions and finally heading towards a much-awaited reunion? In the upcoming episode of...

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jun 04, 2021 IST

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It has been five years since the band One Direction broke hearts worldwide by announcing an indefinite hiatus. But are they taking a leaf from the recent reunions and finally heading towards a much-awaited reunion?

In the upcoming episode of My Life on MTV, Liam Payne will be seen spilling the beans around the reunion, talking about the intent of boys to ‘keep it a secret’. The episode will air on Voot Select and Vh1 India on Sunday, June 6.

In the nostalgic boy-band special episode, apart from One Direction, you can watch yet another favourite boy band – The Backstreet Boys. The show features throwback journey of most memorable international musicians.

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