Myleene Klass has confirmed she will not take part in Hear'Say's 25th anniversary reunion, telling ITV's Loose Women that she "just really can't" commit to the tour.
The 48-year-old was invited to join former bandmates Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, Danny Foster and Noel Sullivan, who are preparing to hit the road for the milestone celebration. However, Klass explained that her packed schedule makes the commitment impossible.
No bad blood with bandmates
Speaking on Loose Women, where she was asked about the reunion by fellow panellists Charlene White, Jane Moore and Katie Piper, Klass stressed there is no ill feeling between her and the rest of the group.
"They were really sweet and they did include me in the discussions but it's not something I can commit to at the moment. I just really can't," she said.
She added that many details are still being worked out behind the scenes, but described herself as "super busy" and unable to fit the tour into her schedule.
Despite opting out, Klass said she "loves the guys dearly" and called Hear'Say an "incredible part" of her life.
25 years since Popstars fame
Hear'Say was formed in 2001 on ITV's talent show Popstars. The original five-piece scored a number one with debut single Pure & Simple, which spent three weeks at the top of the charts, while their first album Popstars also reached number one.
The band split in 2002, after Kym Marsh had already left and been replaced by Johnny Shentall.
Rumours of a comeback grew after Hear'Say revived their Instagram account and shared a cryptic WhatsApp-style conversation between members. In the exchange, Danny Foster wrote: "Wow... can you believe the response to that tour clip we posted?!" Suzanne Shaw replied: "I know right, amazing! Ahhh the memories... can you believe it was 25 years ago?!"
Loose Women airs weekdays at 12:30pm on ITV1.
