A new documentary, Boyzone: No Matter What, takes an in-depth look at the iconic Irish boyband's career, highlighting both their incredible success and the internal conflicts that plagued them. The film features interviews with band members Keith Duffy, Stephen Gately, Mikey Graham, Ronan Keating, and Shane Lynch, as well as manager Louis Walsh. While the documentary celebrates their chart-topping achievements, it also delves into the band's struggles with in-fighting, particularly during their 2019 farewell tour. Mikey Graham's absence from the reunion scene at the end of the series underscores a rift between him and the other members, stemming from past disagreements and personal issues.
Boyzone fans have been left in floods of tears after watching a new explosive documentary about the chart-topping Irish boyband.
At the end of the new series, cameras filmed Ronan, Keith and Shane as they reunite for a friendly pint - but Mikey was absent. During the band's heyday, Mikey struggled with his mental health, a topic that the documentary makers do not shy away from. "However, I don't want to go back to how I felt for many years. To see them, if it were for too long, would remind me of that. My future is far too important for me to waste it looking back at my past but I wish everybody well."
He said: "There were things that had happened that were cruel and I'm not going to express any more than that. One of my biggest regrets is how much I clashed with Mikey."
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