The only thing that I can say about this reunion is .... f*** THEM . Really, it is so sad , I hope they flop with the album

Two days ago Keisha told Reggie Yates...
And yesterday Reggie was with the supposed manager, Felix Howard
IT'S SO GOING ON

How is it sad? All three have thought that 1.0 had unfinished business and with all three of them being solo they have no reason not to.
The only thing sad here is you.

All three know that they are forgotten, that they have any interest like solo artist and that the actual Babes are in terms of separation so , it is now or never. And its funny that Mutya left them with the promo of TIMW, Siobhan left too and Keisha was working hard in her debut .. And do you wanna make me believe that they have unfinished businnes ? LOL Dont be a child, its all about the money and fame.

Really they are pathetic, like you, maybe this is the reason why you love them.

Since it's quite clearly all switched to being personal now... The last line was self-derogatory? With a Not Myself Tonight picture and everything.

I wonder what it would be like if it were Mutya Keisha and Jade?

Ridiculous. Jade doesn't have a Sugababe vocal at all.

I wonder what it would be like if it were Mutya Keisha and Jade?

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Fresh details surrounding the original Sugababes reunion have emerged.

It was reported earlier this month that Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Siobhan Donaghy were working on new material together, but Buena subsequently denied the claims.

However, it has since been alleged that the band recorded a track called 'Love Like This', written by Emeli Sandé and produced by Naughty Boy, at an Ealing recording studio last week and are putting together a comeback album.

The song is said to be reminiscent of the Sugababes' early work and includes the lyrics: "Won't hold my breath again, I still remember when I gave you my heart and it turned out irrelevant. Back on the medicine, back in the thick of it, it's here in the room but we don't talk about the elephant."

"The song is about not being used to being loved because you have been hurt so many times before, and that you think you have been loved before but in reality you haven't," a source told the Sunday Mirror.



"The girls are very much back to their soulful roots but this time around it's far more innovative. They've recorded more tracks too - and they're working hard to get a body of new work.

"Siobhan has left her job in the City and they are concentrating on getting material together for an album. They are very dedicated and it's working well."

Three major labels are apparently interested in signing the reformed group and new manager Felix Howard, co-writer of debut single 'Overload', will help secure them a record deal once they have enough material.

Buchanan wants to release her solo work before the group unveil their new album, the report adds.

Buchanan's spokesperson recently told Digital Spy: "Keisha has been working on a number of exciting projects both old and new.

"She is in the final stages of completing her much-awaited solo album and believes her fans will be equally excited with what's to come."