the UK and was invited to join the Honeyz alongside Celena Cherry and Naima Belkhiati; former member Heavenli Abdi had left the Honeyz after two singles. Goodman announced her departure from the Honeyz in August 2000. She reunited with the Honeyz for The Big Reunion documentary on ITV2 in 2013. Goodman is a trained midwife and works as a community midwife in the National Health Service. Goodman has one daughter and married actor Andrew-Lee Potts on 20 August 2014. Past members Heavenli Roberts (formerly known as Abdi and Denton) was born on 10 November 1974 in Paddington, London, England. She was an original member of the Honeyz, along with Celena Cherry and Naima Belkhiati, but left after the first two singles. She has since rejoined the group on several occasions, and most recently left the group a third time in summer 2014. She holds a BA honours degree in ceramic design from Central Saint Martins. Now divorced and known as Heavenli Roberts, she is co-director and co-owner of the Algarve International School, a columnist for Algarve Lifestyle Magazine and sings with the Algarve Jazz Orchestra on occasion. She is also a qualified aerobics instructor and used to run a children choir in the Algarve – the Algarve Juniors. Algarve, Portugal. She also used to date Peter Andre and Matthew Marsden. She has four children, Daisy-Mae, Jayden, Honey and Zachary. Naima Belkhiati was born on 4 December 1973 in Avignon, Vaucluse, France. She was an original member of the Honeyz, along with Celena Cherry and Heavenli Denton. After the group split up, Belkhiati appeared in two motion picture films that were released in 2006, Alien Autopsy and Heroes and Villains. Timeline Discography Studio albums Wonder No. 8 (1998) Tours Headlining Wonder No. 8 Tour (1998–1999) Live in Concert (2006–2009) Honeyz Live (2014–2015) Co-headlining Smash Hits Tour (2000) The Big Reunion Tour (2013) 90s Pop Baby Tour (2022) References External links Honeyz at AllMusic Honeyz at Discogs Honeyz at Facebook Honeyz at IMDb Honeyz at Twitter British contemporary R&B musical groups British musical trios Musical groups established in 1998 Musical groups disestablished in 2003 Musical groups reestablished in 2005 Musical groups disestablished in 2010 Musical groups reestablished in 2013 English girl groups Black British musical groups 1997 establishments in England 2002 disestablishments in England Ballad music groups British R&B girl groups Mercury Records artists Def Jam Recordings artists