John Hendy, a former member of the 1990s boyband 911, has revealed that he now works as a roofer after leaving the music industry. The 48-year-old, who was part of the group that had hits including 'Bodyshakin'' and 'The Day We Find Love', said he took up the trade to support his family.
Hendy explained that after the band split in 2000, he struggled to find steady work in entertainment and eventually retrained as a roofer. He now runs his own roofing business in Essex, where he lives with his wife and children.
Speaking about his career change, Hendy said he enjoys the physical work and the flexibility it gives him. He added that while he looks back fondly on his time in 911, he does not miss the pressures of the music industry.
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