James Corden’s ‘Late Late Present’ responds to One Course reunion finale rumors
One Course received’t be having any “Midnight Reminiscences” on “The Late Late Present.”
Whispers of the boyband reuniting on the ultimate episode of James Corden’s late-night run have been circulating and have been pushed even additional when the Mirror reported that they have been rumored to reunite in full.
However the present shortly shut down hypothesis on its official Twitter account.
“No one loves the boys greater than us … however this story simply isn’t true,” the tweet said. “What’s true is we’ve acquired a completely sensible 2-hour finale deliberate to have a good time 8 years of #LateLateShow at 10 p.m. on April twenty seventh.”
One Course — consisting of Harry Kinds, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Liam Payne and Zayn Malik — formally introduced they have been happening “hiatus” in 2016, a yr after Malik left the band and made the five-member crew a foursome.
Although the boyband stated they’d be on an 18-month hiatus, they’ve by no means reunited and all members have gone on to pursue solo careers.
Corden has been a longtime fan and supporter of One Course, with the boys showing on the present a number of occasions, together with a “Carpool Karaoke” section. Kinds, 29, and Horan, 29, have each had weeklong stints as friends on the present throughout their solo careers and have been visitor hosts of the present in Corden’s absence.
Corden introduced his departure from “The Late Late Present” in April 2022, simply earlier than renewing his contract for an eighth and last yr.
The final broadcast of the late-night present is about for April 27 — and CBS plans to air a prime-time particular that very same evening to say its goodbyes.
Corden, who has hosted the present since March 2015, will likely be joined by Tom Cruise, 60, for a giant sketch in the course of the particular.
CBS lately revealed that after nearly three a long time, the community will likely be ending the franchise with Corden’s departure. They’re anticipated to interchange the time slot with a reboot of Comedy Central’s collection “@midnight,” executive-produced by “The Late Present” host Stephen Colbert, according to Deadline.
Corden is the fourth and final individual to host “The Late Late Present.”