Myleene Klass threatens to expose 'juicy' diaries from Hear'Say days in TV show

15 June 2024 , 20:31

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Myleene Klass wants to use her Hear’Say memories to inspire a gritty documentary about talent shows and being in a band.

Sources close to the star say she’s about to approach production companies with the idea. She kept diaries from when Hear’Say formed in 2001, filled with all the juicy details.

The insider said: “She thinks it would make a fantastic documentary on the likes of Channel 4 or one of the streaming services to show how wild it was in comparison to today’s standards. It would make cult viewing 20 years on."

The singer found fame on ITV reality show Popstars, which gave contestants the chance to become part of a new pop band. She eventually became a member of Hear’Say, along with Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, Danny Foster and Noel Sullivan.

Myleene was apart of Hear'Say (Daily Record)

And Myleene stood up for bandmate Kym when she was humiliated by judge Nigel Lythgoe over her weight. He was filmed telling her: “You need to lose some weight. Christmas is over and the goose has gotten fat.”

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Likening Myleene’s documentary idea to shows about Jade Goody and Big Brother, the source said the star wants to explore the wider cultural change in Britain.

Last year, Myleene said of her Hear’Say diaries: “They are under lock and key with a lawyer. They’re too libellous. I wrote about everything.”

After being hand-picked from thousands of hopefuls to join Hear'Say, Kym Marsh and Myleene Klass became instant friends. Along with bandmates Suzanne Shaw, Noel Sullivan and Danny Foster, they moved into a house in London as they prepared to launch their attack on the music world.

Strictly Come Dancing star Kym shared a room with Myleene and teased that admirers across the country would kill to swap places with her.

"Neither of us could believe we'd been selected. It felt like all my dreams were coming true. We were in a whirlwind of promotional events and photoshoots," Kym said in her autobiography, From the Heart.

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