Choreographer of One Direction Paul Roberts has died: he worked with Harry Styles.

Choreographer of One Direction Paul Roberts has died: he worked with Harry Styles
Choreographer of One Direction Paul Roberts has died: he worked with Harry Styles

Death of choreographer Paul Roberts

According to The Sun: At the age of 52, beloved choreographer of One Direction and Steps, Paul Roberts, has passed away after battling cancer.

This talented choreographer tragically passed away surrounded by loved ones on Friday evening.

Paul Roberts died after battling cancer at the age of 52
“Last night, after a brave battle with cancer, Paul peacefully passed away at home, surrounded by family. His departure, as well as his life, was filled with grace. RIP.”

After this tragic news, relatives and friends expressed their condolences. In particular, Strictly star Leighton Williams noted:

“One of the kindest and most beautiful souls. It was an honor to work with you, Paul. Rest in peace, beautiful person.”

Louis Tomlinson's sister, Lottie, left a heart emoji, while Ian 'H' Watkins from Steps wrote:

“Shocked. How incredible Paul was. Sending [lots of] love.”

Kimberley Walsh added:

“This is the saddest news, I am so sorry @thephilgriffin. Paul was an extraordinary person. Sending all my love.”

Collaboration with stars

Paul worked with Harry Styles on the music video Treat People With Kindness, which received the prestigious VMA award for Best Choreography in 2021. Previously, he created unforgettable masterpieces for One Direction fans around the world, including the videos Best Song Ever and Kiss You.

“It was always exciting to work with One Direction. I realized early on they had a special magic, and I saw they had other abilities beyond being a really attractive band.”

Paul also mentioned that during personal moments, he could see how the guys revealed their talents in dancing.

To be continued...

This loss is significant for the music community, as Paul Roberts left a bright mark in the show business world. His creativity inspired many artists and fans, and now his memory will live on in their hearts and performances.

Memories of Paul continue to surface on social media, where fans and colleagues share stories and photos, celebrating his importance to the culture of dance and music.


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