Spring-flowering shrubs set buds in summer/fall. Pruning now (November) removes next spring’s flowers.
It wasn’t pruned — so all buds formed. Pruning now would sacrifice that progress.
Leave it alone. Enjoy the flowers next spring. Prune right after they fade.
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