The Purple Rain hitmaker passed away in April 2016 following an accidental fentanyl overdose, and it has now been confirmed that his ashes will be put on display in the atrium of the Minnesota compound where he lived next month to mark five years since his death.

Paisley Park officials have announced the estate - which opened as a museum following the iconic musician's passing - will allow 1,400 people inside the compound for a 30-minute visit to the atrium on April 21, with a total of 20 people visiting in any one of 70 time slots.