She may no longer be a Sugababe, but Keisha Buchanan has shown her sweet side by offering her former bandmates an olive branch.
Speaking for the first time about her surprise departure from the band, Keisha said that "there's no hard feelings", and offered the girls her support.
"I've cried so many tears. I'm over the worst. I believe I am stronger for it all," Keisha revealed. "The girls are my friends. I'm concerned about them and wish them only the best."
Generous words, especially since troubled Amelle once said that working with Keisha was "unbearable".
In September, Keisha was ousted from the band in what appeared to be the equivalent of a pop coup. She was instantly replaced with Eurovision singer Jade Ewen, but Heidi Range was reportedly deeply upset by Keisha's departure and fans sided with Keisha.
They took out their displeasure on Amelle, booing her at gigs and forcing security around her to be stepped up. She checked into a clinic earlier this month suffering from nervous exhaustion.
"There's no hard feelings with the girls. It's time to move on," Keisha told The Mirror at the London premiere of Michael Jackson's This Is It. "I don't want to cry."
"I'm doing fine. I've been focusing on my solo project and my new look," Keisha added. I'm really excited about 2010.
I'm in the studio working out my new sound – and I'm finally OK with things. I have learned to smile again."
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