August as a gift to fans A few months after the release, Range explained that the Sugababes were taking a break while they pursued individual endeavours. 2011–present: Solo career Berrabah began working on solo material in 2011 with producer Pete Kirtley, who had previously produced her co-writing contribution, "Now You're Gone" from Taller in More Ways and material by Boo2. In January 2012, Berrabah confirmed she had been working on a solo album. A clip of the song "God Won't Save You Now" was posted to the SoundCloud account of Kirtley and fellow producer Sacha , who are collectively known as D-B-X. The full song leaked a few weeks later. On 6 March 2012, it was reported Berrabah had gone to Los Angeles to record new material for the album. Berrabah was featured on the song "Ordinary Me" by rapper Mr. Bigz on the latter's mixtape The Bigz Bang Theory in late 2012. In May 2013, Berrabah confirmed she had nearly completed work on her solo album, and was looking to release the collection some time in the summer. Berrabah had earlier stated that she had written every song on the album apart from two. Berrabah teamed up with British DJ Adam J for his single "Love (Is All We Need)", and featured production team The Nightcrashers. Berrabah released another single, "Summertime", on 21 September 2014. The video premièred on Vevo on 9 August. During this time, Berrabah also made a series of appearances on reality competitions, competing in the BBC celebrity gymnastics show Tumble in mid-2014 and Celebrity Masterchef in 2016. She made her theatre debut in 2019, with the jukebox musical Club Tropicana. In January 2022, Berrabah as announced as the presenter of the late show on Milton Keynes radio station MKFM. Personal life Berrabah married Marcio Sousa Rosa on 17 October 2014 and the couple filed for divorce in 2020. They share a daughter, Amirah Hope. Discography Singles Other appearances Music videos Songwriting credits References External links 1984 births English people of Moroccan descent Living people Musicians from Aldershot People educated at Alderwood School Sugababes members English women pop singers 21st-century British women singers