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Popstars (UK TV series) their formation. Today, Klass is a television presenter, while Marsh and Shaw are actors in television soap operas. Sullivan is a West End theatre performer, while Foster has made occasional appearances in reality television shows, including "The Voice UK" in 2013. The other five finalists in the first "Popstars" series (who were not selected to join the group) formed their own pop group called Liberty X (consisting of Michelle Heaton, Tony Lundon, Kevin Simm, Jessica Taylor and Kelli Young). Liberty X went on to be commercially more successful than Hear'Say, achieving ten consecutive UK top 20 singles before their split