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MYLEENE Klass is out to cats some rays as she poses in a leopard-print bikini. The former pop star, who turned 44 earlier this month, grinned in the two-piece to model Next’s 2022 swimwear collection.

Myleene Klass has gone from strength to strength since we first saw her on the ITV talent show Popstars all the way back in 2000.Myleene was chosen as a member of Hear'Say along with Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, Danny Foster and Noel Sullivan.The band went on to score a No1 single with their first song Pure and Simple.Since her days as a pop singer, Myleene has turned her hand to many things including presenting, radio, fashion design, modelling and classical music.Now, as she turns 44 years old (April 6), Myleene continues to wow her fans. Here's some of her sexiest looks.In 2006, Myleene joined a host of famous names for annual reality show I'm a Celebrity...

A Place In The Sun star was inundated with messages of support as the entrepreneur thanked the NHS.Laura said, in view of her 154,000 followers, how her children "would always come first" and explained that the last few days had been "interesting" but she did not address the reason behind her son's hospital visit.Laura captioned the post: "The last few days have been interesting to say the least…"Being a Mum is THE most important job in the world and no matter what Rocco and Tahlia will ALWAYS come first."This brave little boy has been through it over the last few weeks and I just want to thank the NHS for helping him get better."She signed off with the hashtags: "#nhs #thankyou #priorities #children."Concerned fans rushed to the comments to wish the youngster better, including Hear'Say singer Suzanne Shaw who penned: "Hope he is ok.”Julia Bradbury wrote: "You're right... Being a Mum is No 1.

Myleene Klass, Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw and Noel Sullivan after winning Popstars in 2001, sold a staggering 3million records and scored two No1s.An now the mum-of-two has revealed that she and her bandmates are exploring ways to make the tour happen and tackle their hectic schedules.Speaking at the star-studded Sonic 2 premiere at Cineworld, in London's West End, she told The Sun: "I'd love it to happen.“We are trying to make it happen."It would be lovely. Everyone is so busy right now so it’s just about schedules.”The group, assembled by Nasty Nigel and co on the talent show that ultimately paved the way for the X Factor, released their mega-hit Pure And Simple on in 2002.However, after just 18 months together the band splintered and the band they beat on Popstars, Liberty X, had their chance to shine as pop royalty afterwards.Hear’Say axed plans to celebrate their 20th anniversary last year after a slew of issues amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Myleene Klass told You magazine she won’t “go backwards” and take part in any kind of reunion.

Dancing on Ice has been entertaining audiences since it first hit screens in 2006 with a catalogue of stars bravely showcasing their skills on the popular ITV show.Although some contestants give rather shaky performances throughout their time on the programme, many others have pushed boundaries and impressed fans in order to be crowned the winner of their series.While some unlikely candidates manage to make their way to the top.But as the final of this year's series approaches on Sunday March, 27, Daily Star has taken a look back at some of the previous winners and where they are now.Former Coronation Street actress Gaynor Faye was the first-ever celeb to be crowned the winner of Dancing on Ice back in 2006.Gaynor took on the skating challenge alongside her partner Daniel Whiston and was under the watchful eye of judges Robin Cousins, Karen Barber, Nicky Slater, Jason Gardiner and Karen Kresge.After her spectacular win, the star continued acting and landed a role in ITV's Emmerdale where she played the role of Megan Macey from 2012 to 2019.In March 2021, Gaynor appeared in the BBC One drama The Syndicate as Cheryl Armitage.Former Hear'Say singer Suzanne Shaw was crowned the Dancing on Ice winner in 2008 alongside figure skater Matt Evers.Both of Suzanne's final performances scored a perfect 30/30, which was the first time that score had been given on the programme.Following her Dancing on Ice success, Suzanne continued to work in musical theatre.In 2009, she took part in the tour for The Vagina Monologues throughout the summer alongside actresses Jessie Wallace, Wendi Peters and Sue Holderness.

Samia Longchambon has answered a question she says fans are always asking her when it comes to her Coronation Street character.

Coronation Street star Samia Longchambon has styled the hair of many Weatherfield residents at Audrey's Salon as Maria Connor for over 21 years.Having beaten Girls Aloud singer Kimberley Walsh and Hear'Say star Suzanne Shaw to land the coveted role of Maria Connor, Samia, 39, has become a household name amongst soap fans across the nation since 2000.With a string of dramatic storylines under her belt, it’s no surprise the star's life away from the cameras is totally different to her on-screen persona.

X Factor contestant Katie Waissel saying: "So incredibly put, so bravely shared, so transparently written, and all just so selflessly, with the intent to not just raise awareness but to make the right changes in navigating the information shared with our future generations."I uplift you, I applaud you, I stand with you, and last but not least, thank you! Your voice is heard and your heart is felt."Former Hear'Say singer Suzanne Shaw also praised Michelle, writing: "Great post."For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here .

THEY sang “whatever you do, you know I’m going to be there” on hit single Pure And Simple but that isn’t the case for Hear’Say any more. I’ve learned that the group’s 20th anniversary reunion this year has been cancelled after delays due to Covid and their personal situations made it impossible.

Kym Marsh and living in a luxury pad in Buckinghamshire – Suzanne's life has been full to the brim, to say the least.We take a look at everything from inside her luxury home to inside her turbulent love life, and her 20 year battle with depression to giving up booze.Even looking at her massive transformation after going vegan and leading a plant-based life.Towards the end of 2020, Suzanne Shaw unveiled her incredible body transformation, when she revealed that going vegan contributed to her reaching a size eight.Suzanne explained that she had burst into tears after looking at herself in the mirror after becoming the "biggest I'd been without being pregnant" due to gaining weight from emotional eating and boozing.Suzanne told her followers:

the ITV soap aged eight, then was cast in her iconic role 10 years later. Having appeared in Heartbeat, Doctors, Cracked and some kids TV shows, Samia's big break came in 2000 when she beat off stiff competition to win the role of dog kennel worker Maria - reports Mirror Online.

Taking to social media over the weekend, former Hear'Say singer Suzanne Shaw confessed the "fog" she once lived in lifted when she adopted a sober lifestyle.

Suzanne Shaw has confessed the "fog" she lived in for so long finally lifted after she quit drinking alcohol.The 39 year old, who underwent an incredible body transformation after changing her diet, took to her Instagram feed to share a stunning photo of herself in a floral pink dress with a v-neckline before opening up to her 88,500 followers in an emotional post. In the caption, the star spoke out about on her difficult relationship with alcohol and how much things have improved since banning it from her life.

Hear’Say reunion.I went into 2020 wanting to do 20 things to mark my 20 years in the entertainment industry. I had all these big ideas.

Celebrating a landmark birthday like your 30th calls for celebration and reflection - and that's precisely what X Factor star Joe McElderry is doing as he leaves his twenties behind him.

Suzanne Shaw has revealed her former pop group Hear'Say are in talks for a special 20 th anniversary reunion.

SUZANNE Shaw has told The Sun that Hear’Say are in talks for a 20th anniversary reunion. The group, put together on TV talent contest Popstars, first discussed getting back together last year, but plans were put on hold due to the pandemic - but Suzanne says it could still happen.

The Sun.“Life as I knew it disappeared overnight and I had no support system in place. I would actually compare what happened to PTSD as the shock was so massive.”She added: “I was in denial for a long time.

SUZANNE Shaw has completed a staggering 19-hour run - without stopping - to raise over £8,000 for the Samaritans. The singer suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after the dramatic collapse of pop group Hear’Say in 2002 and used booze and sleeping pills as a crutch throughout much of her twenties and thirties.

Suzanne Shaw has described how she used alcohol and pills to help her "deal" with the demise and fallout of Hear'Say.

depression. The mother-of-two recently spoke about how she has struggled with her mental health for nearly two decades in March.