Take That fans are eagerly awaiting the launch of Netflix’s forthcoming documentary collection, which chronicles the extraordinary journey of Britain’s most beloved boy band.

The three-part Netflix collection, titled Take That, presents an intimate have a look at Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange, and Robbie Williams, as they share their private experiences inside the band that might dramatically alter their lives, each positively and negatively.

After enthralling thousands and thousands of followers, promoting out concert events and dominating the charts, the band’s preliminary break up in February 1996 had a devastating impact on some members.

Via 35 years of uncommon archives and beforehand unseen footage, the celebrities reveal how the band’s ups and downs affected them personally, together with Howard, who has brazenly mentioned his near-suicidal ideas.

Within the documentary, set to air on January 27, the band members replicate on the “emotional month” following their ultimate reside efficiency in entrance of a tearful viewers.

One member is heard reflecting: “There wasn’t actually time for us to sit down down and work out ‘How will we do that?’ It was all occurring in actual time.”

Archival footage exhibits frenzied followers swarming a lodge in Amsterdam the place the band have been staying, in a determined try and see them one final time earlier than they parted methods.

Gary mirrored on the band’s ultimate day, saying: “There was one thing within the air on that final day, it felt actual impulsively. Our world had come to a detailed and I wasn’t certain, there was one thing that wasn’t proper.”

Howard confessed the break up affected him most profoundly, explaining: “It hit me the toughest, merely due to the very fact I used to be considering ‘Effectively, what am I going to do now?’

He elaborated: “I am solely skilled at being a popstar, you recognize, a little bit of paint spraying [his previous job before joining the band]. So it hit me fairly exhausting.”

Howard went on: “You go dwelling and you might be sort of in disbelief, I really feel like I used to be the one one that did not develop up and everybody else did, regardless that I used to be the oldest.”

He added: “Everyone watched what was occurring and ready themselves for the tip, whereas I used to be on this dream of it is gonna preserve going and going.”

The documentary then reveals distressing scenes of Howard showing unwell in mattress, later wiping away tears.

He opened up additional: “Once I was at school, I used to be a no one actually, I wasn’t very intelligent. I did not go to school, I by no means, ever dreamed of being profitable.”

Howard continued: “I by no means thought I’d be something, and I felt like a superhero being up on that stage.”

Following the sudden collapse of his dream profession, Howard admitted he started sliding into “a depressive state”, revealing: “I made a decision to go to the Thames.

“The state of my thoughts at the moment, I used to be severely considering of leaping into the Thames considering I needed to kill myself, however I am simply an excessive amount of of a s*** bag to do it.”

The band, now consisting of Gary, Mark and Howard, is about to reunite for The Circus Reside tour this summer season, while engaged on their tenth studio album.

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Take That airs on Netflix on January 27