Ronan Keating Reflects on Emotional Boyzone Documentary Journey

Ronan Keating and bandmate Keith Duffy discussed the emotional impact of their new documentary, 'Boyzone: No Matter What,' during an appearance on 'Good Morning Britain.' Keating expressed that watching the film left him feeling 'hurt' and 'an emotional mess,' as it forced him to confront past conflicts and mistakes within the group. He also reflected on the late Stephen Gately, emphasizing the documentary's importance in honoring his memory. Both Keating and Duffy acknowledged the complicated relationship with their former manager Louis Walsh, with Keating recognizing Walsh's pivotal role in their success while also addressing the 'toxic' infighting that plagued the band. The documentary showcases their journey from rapid fame to the struggles they faced, revealing a poignant narrative of friendship and loss. Fans can catch the three-part documentary on Sky, which revisits Boyzone's legacy and the impact of their music.