Mis-Teeq singer Sabrina Washington’s assertion that the group are going their separate ways following their recent reunion show has not gone down well with all of her bandmates. Earlier this month, Sabrina came together with former Mis-Teeq stars Alesha Dixon and Su-Elise Nash (not to mention OG Mis-Teeq star Zena McNally in a surprise appearance) for a one-off show at London’s Wembley Arena, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their debut album. Although the show was well-received by critics and fans, just one week later, Sabrina made it clear that Mis-Teeq would not be moving forward as a band when she announced a string of solo shows for 2026. “There aren’t any further Mis-Teeq dates or new music planned and we’ve all gone back to doing our own things now,” she told The Sun. “For me, though, I wasn’t ready for the celebration to end there.” Mis-Teeq stars Su-Elise Nash, Sabrina Washington and Alesha Dixon backstage at the Capital Summertime Ball earlier this year However, after Sabrina’s interview was published, Su-Elise claimed that this wasn’t a version of events that she necessarily agreed with. On Monday evening, she wrote on Instagram: “As far as I was aware, today was our deadline to make a decision on some incredible Mis-Teeq offers for 2027… including headlining a major UK festival, performing at another huge UK festival and potentially taking the show regional for everyone who couldn’t make Wembley. “After the incredible response to our sold-out Wembley Arena show, I genuinely believed these were opportunities we were all excited about and hopefully saying YES to today as Mis-Teeq! So to find out that a press release went out [to the media] today saying ‘Mis-Teeq have split’ has taken me by surprise.” “That’s news to me,” she claimed. “Either way, I’m incredibly proud of what we achieved at Wembley and so grateful to everyone who came out and supported us.” View this post on Instagram HuffPost UK has also contacted Alesha Dixon’s team for comment. During their time together, Mis-Teeq racked up a string of top 10 hits, including All I Want, One Night Stand, Can’t Get It Back and Scandalous. They went their separate ways in the mid-2000s after their record label, Telstar Records, entered bankruptcy proceedings. MORE MUSIC NEWS: Why It’s Time To Give Mis-Teeq Their Flowers Ed Sheeran Reflects On Week Of Controversy As He Returns To The Stage Mariah Carey Announces 2026 UK Christmas Tour And Is It Too Soon To Get The Decorations Out?