Hear'Say Members Kym Marsh and Suzanne Shaw Reunite for Band's 25th Anniversary

Kym Marsh and Suzanne Shaw, members of the early 2000s pop group Hear'Say, have been photographed together for the first time since confirming their band's reunion. The pair, aged 50 and 45 respectively, appeared at the Global building for an interview on Heart FM to discuss their plans to return to the stage.

Marged, dressed in a chic grey pencil skirt and black vest, and Shaw, who opted for a black shirt dress, showed little sign of aging since their initial rise to fame.

Last week, it was revealed that Hear'Say would be reuniting, though Myleene Klass will not be part of the lineup. A new Instagram page for the band, which disbanded in 2002, has shared WhatsApp conversations between Marsh, Shaw, Danny Foster, and Noel Sullivan, indicating discussions about a potential tour. The posts suggest a significant fan response to a shared tour clip, with Shaw remarking on the 25 years since the group's formation.

Noel Sullivan proposed reuniting the band, a suggestion that garnered enthusiastic replies from the other members. The accompanying caption, "25 years later...", along with prompts to sign up for a newsletter offering "up and coming news" and "presale" opportunities, strongly suggests a tour is in the works.

The announcement coincided with the 24th anniversary of Hear'Say's original split, two years after their formation on the reality television show Popstars. The group maintained a dedicated fanbase, evident in the excited reactions to the reunion news on social media.

Myleene Klass addressed her absence from the reunion on Loose Women, stating that while her bandmates were