Danny Foster Celebrates 23 Years with Wife Victoria Amid Hear'Say Reunion News
The pop star marked the milestone with a heartfelt tribute to his wife, who previously battled breast cancer, as his band Hear'Say announced a major arena tour with Liberty X.
Hear'Say star Danny Foster recently celebrated 23 years with his wife, Victoria Goddard, sharing a touching tribute on social media. The couple, married since 2016, also perform together in their soul group, Big Soul Corporation.
Foster, 47, posted a photo of himself and Victoria, 41, dressed up for a recent occasion. "Grateful for you @victoriagoddard1 I knew the moment I saw you… 23 years later here we are. Thank you for an amazing couple of days… beyond love ♥️ x," he wrote.
Their relationship has navigated significant challenges, including Victoria's 2021 breast cancer diagnosis. She revealed in a 2024 Instagram post that she discovered the cancer early and underwent a lumpectomy and radiotherapy. "So if I ever come across as super annoyingly positive & grateful it’s because I am! Super grateful for every single day!" she shared.
Beyond their shared musical endeavors, Danny and Victoria share a passion for travel, meditation, and yoga, a pursuit deepened by their time in India. Danny later founded Love Includes You, a platform focused on meditation, self-love, and personal development, inspired by his experiences with monks.
The celebration comes as Foster and his Hear'Say bandmates prepare for a nationwide arena tour with fellow Popstars alumni Liberty X. The tour, scheduled for 2027, marks 25 years since both bands rose to fame on the ITV talent show. The tour will feature four original members of Hear'Say: Danny Foster, Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, and Noel Sullivan. Myleene Klass will not be participating due to scheduling conflicts.
Hear'Say, formed in 2000-01, achieved significant success with their debut single "Pure and Simple," which set a UK record for first-week sales for a debut single. Liberty X, also formed from the Popstars competition, achieved chart success with singles like "Just A Little," which reached number one in the UK in 2002.