Take That fans lost for words at Jingle Bell Ball appearance after Jason Orange 'snub'
11.12.2023 - 12:43
/ dailyrecord.co.uk
Take That had their fans in the palm of their hands as they took to the stage at the Capital FM Jingle Bell Ball at the weekend. The legendary group were on hand to perform some of their biggest hits at the festive extravaganza at London’s 02.
Mark Owen, Gary Barlow and Howard Donald were on fine form according to their followers, with some taking to social media to hail them “sensational” and “so great”.
But Jason Orange didn’t give a surprise treat to the fans by turning up to join his old bandmates, after they admitted previously they find it hard to get a hold of him following his exit in 2014, as writes the Mirror.
Howard told The Sun: “I don't know where he is. He's difficult to get hold of.
"I believe that's the way he wants it.
“When an album is coming out he'll send an email saying, 'I wish you all the success in the world'. And then the next day you try replying to it and it's a no-reply email address. Wherever he is, I really hope he is happy."
The remaining trio recently launched new podcast Take That: This Life and have spoken about their relationship with their former colleague, as well as recalling tales from their epic 30-year career at the top of the charts. Gary has admitted that he still isn’t sure what really happened with Jason as he previously said: "It's a tricky one with Jay. I almost think if there had been a big argument it would be easier, but there wasn't. He just wanted a change in his life.
"But he does keep an eye on us. And it’s nice to know that.”
In the latest episode of their podcast, former X factor star Gary admitted they had been “left in limbo” about Jason’s plans for the future at the time of his departure.
He said: “It was a funny album wasn't it because when we started making that