The body of British musician Liam Payne, who died Wednesday in Buenos Aires, will not be delivered to his family until authorities conclude the final clinical tests, a source told CNN Saturday. Authorities expect it to happen next week but did not rule out ...

Liam's body is set to be flown home to the UK this week, with his family saying they want him 'back where he belongs'

Police estimated at least 800 people gathered in London to grieve the former One Direction star who died at 31.

Liam Payne’s loved ones are in mourning. The late singer’s family told the Daily Mail at their home in Wolverhampton, UK that they are “utterly devastated” after Payne died at age 31 on Wednesday. According to the outlet, Payne’s older sisters, Nicola and Ruth, arrived at the house Thursday morning.

Liam Payne's family said they're heartbroken after the musician fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Payne, who belonged to the wildly successful band One Direction before its members split up to pursue solo careers in 2016, was 31.

As the world mourns the English singer’s death, Hollywood is also reacting to the tragic news. Read the celebrity tributes here.

The 911 call from hotel staff shortly before Liam Payne's death has been released as the singer's family releases a statement.

The opportunity to bid farewell to Liam Payne will not arise in the coming days. For the moment, repatriating his body to the United Kingdom has proved impossible. Why is this? Family, friends, and millions of Liam Payne's fans have yet to accept the shocking tragedy that unfolded last Wednesday at a luxury hotel in Buenos Aires.

One Direction star Liam Payne is expected to be laid to rest next month as his family works to repatriate the singer's body into the UK from Argentina

Close relatives of British musician Liam Payne claim that his death in Buenos Aires could have been prevented. According to them, if an ambulance had been called immediately after the star lost consciousness,