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.

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

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.

Netflix has canceled the release of a six-part docuseries about Prince amid a deal with the late musician's estate.

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.

Netflix has canceled the release of what was supposed to be a six-part Prince documentary directed by Ezra Edelman. “The Prince Estate and Netflix have come to a mutual agreement that will allow the estate to develop and produce a new documentary featuring exclusive content from Prince’s archive,

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.