The funeral for broadcaster Stephen Clements is for friends and family only on Tuesday in Belfast.
It had been announced that the service at Roselawn Cemetery at 4.30pm would be open to the public.
However the family has announced that the service for the BBC Radio Ulster presenter would now be a private event.
The sudden death of the 47-year-old was announced by the BBC on Tuesday at lunchtime.
A family statement read: “The service announced last night will now not go ahead. There will be a private service for family and close friends only. We would like to thank everyone for their support and kind words. We appreciate the privacy given to our family at this time.”
Stephen’s sudden death prompted hundred of tributes from personalities across Northern Ireland and further afield.
I’ll never forget his smile, it lit up every room he entered. Now it will light up the stars. What a talent & a person. A privilege to have known him & worked alongside him. Proud to call him a friend & co-host. I’ll never forget you #stephenclements Heartbroken& devastated RIP?? pic.twitter.com/ylYauPqoGc
— Z❤️e Salmon LLB CPLS (@Zoe_Salmon) January 7, 2020