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.

Netflix will no longer release a nine-hour documentary series about Prince after reaching a deal with his estate, according to multiple reports. Instead, a separate documentary is now in development that will include exclusive content from the late star's archive.

A New York Times report last year alleged that the unreleased documentary accused the late musician of physical and emotional abuse.

Netflix has officially canceled its six-part docuseries about Prince after reaching an agreement with the late musician’s estate. The estate will now produce its own documentary featuring never-before-seen content from Prince’s archives, forcing the streamer to pull the project directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Ezra Edelman.

Back in September, it was revealed that the release of Ezra Edelmen’s nine-hour documentary about Prince for Netflix was being blocked by the late icon’s estate due to its accusations of physical and mental abuse against Prince.

Netflix has reportedly canceled the release of a nine-hour documentary series on late music icon Prince. The decision comes after a mutual agreement between Netflix and Prince's estate, which will now develop a separate documentary with exclusive content from Prince's archive.