MKS can take the Sugababes name if we don't regroup, says Amelle

The Tumble star says she would be happy for them to take it.

Amelle Berrabah has admitted that she would be happy for Mutya Keisha Siobhan to take back the Sugababes name if the current line-up don't reform next year.

The singer - who is currently starring on BBC One's celebrity gymnastic competition Tumble - said that she is uncertain about her future in the pop group.

"I can see it happening," Berrabah told Digital Spy of a possible reform in the future. "It goes back and forth, because Heidi and Jade are both really busy at the moment doing theatre stuff.

"I know Jade has said she can never see herself being in the Sugababes ever again, which is quite final, but I know Heidi is probably a bit half-half.

"The only promise I will make, if we do release again towards the end of next year, we will all make sure each individual wants to be there 100%, otherwise it's unfair on the audience. You can definitely see through it."

However, Berrabah said that if they decide not to reform, they would be happy to hand the Sugababes name back to MKS, who were the original line-up.

"If it doesn't happen, it's not meant to be," she continued. "Obviously everyone talks about the Sugababes name and what is happening with it, but I'm very easy-going.

"If we don't use it and regroup, I'd quite happily give it someone else and let them take the reins. Whether it be MKS or another three random girls, or three little babies we're training right now in boot camp!"

Mutya Buena famously won limited rights to use the Sugababes name in 2011, and under the terms of the Nice Classification of Goods and Services, has the right to use the name on a variety of stationery and artist' materials.

Tumble will continue on BBC One tonight (August 30) at 6:15pm.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
More From Music