British girl group Mis-Teeq appears to have unexpectedly ended its reunion plans after Sabrina Washington announced a solo tour without consulting her bandmates. The three members — Washington, Alesha Dixon, and Su-Elise Nash — had reunited earlier this month for their first concert in 22 years, performing a sold-out show at London’s OVO Wembley Arena. Following the success of that performance, the group had intended to discuss future engagements, including a headline tour and festival appearances.

Insiders revealed that a meeting was scheduled this week to finalize details for potential performances in 2027, with Dixon and Nash reportedly close to agreeing on new commitments. However, the plans were disrupted when Washington’s management released a statement declaring that Mis-Teeq was splitting and that Washington would pursue a solo tour instead. This announcement came as a surprise to Dixon, Nash, and others involved with the group.

A spokesman for Mis-Teeq confirmed the unilateral nature of the announcement, stating that Washington and her team did not inform the other members or the group's management before releasing the statement. Sources described the move as a significant setback for the band, especially given the positive momentum following their recent concert.

Nash publicly expressed her surprise on Instagram, noting her belief that all three members were aligned on potentially accepting lucrative offers for 2027 as Mis-Teeq. “To find out that a press release went out saying ‘Mis-Teeq have split’ has taken me by surprise. That’s news to me,” she wrote, emphasizing that she had understood a joint decision was pending.

Mis-Teeq originally rose to fame in the early 2000s with seven Top Ten hits, including "All I Want," "One Night Stand," and "Can’t Get It Back." Their recent reunion had been seen as a promising revival, but Washington’s announcement suggests the group’s comeback will not continue as planned. The reasons behind Washington’s decision to proceed solo remain unclear, as the other members expressed frustration over the lack of prior communication amid ongoing negotiations.