Dappy has promised to reform N-Dubz.
The ‘Beautiful Me’ rapper found fame with the group – also featuring Fazer and Tulisa – in 2008 when they released their debut album ‘Uncle B’, but they announced a hiatus in November 2011 after releasing two further records, ‘Against All Odds’ and ‘Love.Live.Life’.
However, the 27-year-old musician is keen to continue his successful solo career before he reunites the trio, despite the group originally claiming the hiatus would only last two years.
He explained: "I’ve had three number ones by myself, I want another two under my belt so then you get that respect, then I’ll bring back the group."
The star – who has sons Gino, six, and Milo, four – is hoping to release his second solo album ‘Miracles’ later this year in a bid to build on the success of 2012’s ‘Bad Intentions’, but said when the group do eventually reform, it will be "different" and "unique".
He told MTV News: "You’re gonna see N-Dubz and Tulisa and Fazer in a very different way. It’s gonna be something very interesting.
"If I bring back the N-Dubz, I’ll definitely think of something very smart and unique to come back with."
Dappy promises N-Dubz return
