Myleene Klass explains Hear’Say reunion absence as she brands herself a ‘contradiction’
Myleene Klass (Getty Images)
Myleene Klass has said she “just really can’t” commit to Hear’Say’s planned reunion tour right now, insisting the 25th anniversary plans are not yet “set in stone”.
Appearing on ITV daytime show Loose Women, on which she is a regular panellist, Klass explained that she had been part of the early conversations, but cannot sign on at the moment. “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.
Klass added that the group are still working through the details. “I know they are still figuring out a lot of the moving parts of it and until they do that, there’s nothing set in stone,” she said, adding that she is “super busy”.
What did Myleene Klass say about the Hear’Say reunion?
Klass, 48, also made clear she is not shutting the door forever. “I would say never say never about anything,” she said, adding that it is difficult to commit while things remain “so up in the air”.
She also spoke warmly about her former bandmates and her time in the group, saying she loves them “dearly” and that the era was “an incredibly important time” in her life, saying she doesn’t “really agree about revisiting the past”.
However she noted that fans might point out the fact she returned for I’m A Celebrity: South Africa in 2023, after first appearing on the OG show in 2006. She said: “I’m a walking contradiction in that sense!”
How did Hear’Say tease the reunion tour?
Hear’Say have announced plans to return for a tour marking 25 years since their No1 hit “Pure & Simple”. The line-up currently being promoted includes Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, Noel Sullivan and Danny Foster, with Klass absent.
The band have leaned into nostalgia by sharing a mock-up of a WhatsApp conversation that ends with Sullivan writing: “Fancy getting the band back together?” The post landed exactly 24 years after Hear’Say revealed they were splitting up, having been formed on ITV’s Popstars.
Reunion tours can still be complicated, even when fans are excited. In 2023, Louise Redknapp and Kéllé Bryan were praised by fans for pulling out of an Eternal reunion tour after two bandmates reportedly refused to play Pride festivals.
More recently, the members of Mis-Teeq performed a one-off reunion show in September 2026, with reports soon emerging that they were feuding and had split once again.
And fans are still desperate for The Saturdays to reunite, even for a one off performance… we’re looking at you, Mighty Hoopla!
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