Myleene Klass to perform with such established artists as Lionel Richie, Celine Dion, Bradley Walsh, Blue and Atomic Kitten. At the end of 2001, Hear'Say appeared on the Royal Variety Performance. Subsequently, the group achieved a 37-date sold-out arena tour and performed numerous television guest appearances. Klass made many appearances with Hear'Say on TV and in live performances during 2002. The pop act's many promotional appearances during the year were also broadcast as part of their own TV shows, entitled "Hear'Say: A New Chapter in Full" and "The Hear'Say Story". In total, Hear'Say had four Top 10 singles including two number-ones in
Myleene Klass the early morning. She also appeared on Channel 4's "Richard & Judy" to discuss the book "Moondust", which follows the lives of the first men on the moon, and in 2007 attended the televised party on BBC One, held at the home of Patrick Moore in Selsey to mark the 50th anniversary of Moore's monthly programme, "The Sky at Night". Klass once studied astronomy with the Open University. As part of World Vision's 24-hour Famine appeal, Klass visited Sierra Leone to see how World Vision was working to help villagers build up their lives. She has also been the face