JLS won’t reunite for ‘X Factor: All Stars’.
The ‘Everybody in Love’ hitmakers – which comprises of Aston Merrygold, Oritsé Williams, Marvin Humes and JB Gill – have no plans to get back together for the special series of the ‘X Factor’, after coming second on the show in 2008.
Marvin told the Daily Star Online: "Obviously we are not a band at the minute but we are super close. We are best mates but I think we’ll watch it instead … We wouldn’t just reunite like that. It’s a big deal if we’re to ever do that and I don’t we would just do it for the show. It’s not on the cards… we all have kids and puppies and are getting married. We have busy lives. A lot has changed in 10 or 11 years."
The ‘X Factor’ is getting a massive overhaul this year, with Simon confirming there will be two series of ‘The X Factor’ this year.
She said: "I want to clear up any myths – because I’ve got some exciting news. I’ve had a meeting with ITV, I’ve told them what I think we’d like to do with ‘X Factor’ because we’ve been waiting to have this opportunity. The time feels right, and it will be a huge change. We haven’t exactly confirmed the dates or the order of the shows, but essentially there are going to be two versions of X Factor running this year. I think it’s going to be huge, it’s the best I’ve felt about this show in years …
"It runs for bloody months. No other show can run for months, it’s like putting on a soap opera every year, so that’s what we’ve got to work out, but I’ve got a plan. Now we’ve just got to get the dates sorted. But don’t give too much away, I don’t want my competitors to know."
Marvin Humes: JLS won’t reunite for X Factor: All Stars
