Sugababe Jade Ewen has opened up to Digital Spy, unwittingly confirming the end of the pop band.
According to the site, Ewen has confirmed that any other potentially recorded music claims are false, saying “This is a tricky one because I don’t feel comfortable lying, saying we’re in the studio recording and we’re going to bring music out next year, which seems to be the favoured line…. I think it’s unfair to fans and we should be honest. The band being over is definitely not my choice. I kind of was unlucky in that I came in [to Sugababes] towards the end of the cycle when things naturally came to the end…. There was so much drama surrounding the group, I think the music just got lost. I don’t like all the drama and the negativity. We kind of fizzled out about two years ago.”
Head over to Digital Spy for the full transcript.
In other ex-Sugababe related news, ‘Origi-babes’ Mutya Keisha Siobhan have announced a November UK tour. Head over here to find out more.
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