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The original Sugababes line-up reunites in new group: Mutya, Keisha, Siobhan
20th Jul 2012 3:36pm | By Editor
The original Sugarbabes have put their differences to one side and have reunited. Only the name they themselves founded in 1998 is now the property of their record label, so they’re going by the moniker Mutya Keisha Siobhan.
Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy, the original line up of the successful girlband, are back on the scene, despite the fact that the current 'Sugarbabes' are still in action, too.
Posting on Twitter along with new photos of the threesome, Keisha said: ''Dear tweeters ive been trying my best to keep this one on the DL haha”
Siobhan then revealed: I think we should tell the world. WE'RE BACK!!! @MKSofficial."
The trio signed a £1 million deal with Polydor Records in April and have a new album in the pipeline, their first since 2000’s One Touch.
Their reunion is just one of many reunions, after Take That decided to get back in the saddle, and former kings of baggy The Stone Roses taking the summer by storm with a reunion tour that many thought would never happen.
Photo: Twitter.
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