Shane Lynch has admitted that he was reduced to tears after watching the upcoming Boyzone documentary and revealed his brutal verdict on the future of the band.

The 48-year-old appeared on Friday’s instalment of ITV’s Lorraine to chat to step-in host Ranvir Singh, 47, about the brand-new Sky Documentaries programme Boyzone: No Matter What.

The three-part series delves into the early years of the boy band, made up of Shane, Keith Dutty, Stephen Gately, Ronan Keating and Mikey Graham, who were sH๏τ to fame in the early 90s. 

During the Lorraine segment, Ranvir confessed to the Irish singer: ‘I saw the three hours of it yesterday, it takes you on an enormous journey. I cried.’

Shane confessed: ‘Me too!’  

Shane Lynch admitted that he was reduced to tears watching unflinching Boyzone documentary as he gives brutal verdict on future of band

The 48-year-old appeared on the ITV show to chat about the upcoming three-part series due to air at the start of February 

Boyzone: No Matter What will air on Sky Documentaries on February 2

Ranvir added: ‘You get all the highs and lows, the reason is that it’s because it’s so raw.

‘All of you are incredibly truthful.’ 

The host pointed out that the band members aren’t in the same room during the interviews. 

Shane said: ‘Brilliantly, the girl who got the best out of us, Sophie, she was amazing for just us trusting in her. 

‘The guys in Curious, the guys who put the doc together, it’s not a fluffy pop doc by any means. 

‘It’s pretty deep and dark at points.’

He added: ‘I found it enjoyable, remembering certain things.

‘I’d forgotten a lot believe me, I’d forgotten a lot about that world. 

Shane looked dapper as he posed at the Lorraine studios

The star will open up about his time in the band in the truthful doc 

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‘But watching the doc itself hearing the other boys’ stories, I learned so much about them boys, watching this, more than I’d ever had living with them for the past 30 years as such. 

‘Their journey, their emotions, their hard times that they went through, for me I was in my own survival mode, I didn’t have time for them and what they were going through.’ 

Ranvir was keen to know if this would mean that they will be reuniting to make more music. 

Shane said: ‘No and I say this in the greatest respect. 

‘We’ll always be a band called Boyzone. 

‘But we’ll never be a band again, I don’t think we’ll never make music again. It’s not our territory as a world. 

Boyzone members Ronan Keating, Mickey Graham, Stephen Gately, Shane Lynch, Keith Duffy pictured back in 1994 

‘We’ve been there and done it. But to share a stage together, we’d be more than up for it. 

‘It’s a little night of fun. Night on the town for everybody else, including us. 

‘That would be a beautiful thing. Whether that happens or not.’ 

Lorraine airs weekdays from 9am on ITV and is available to stream on ITVX.