Where is daniel bedingfield now

It reached No. The single reached No. It peaked at No. Since then Daniel has recorded only sporadically. It was never released in the UK.

Since then she has recorded only occasionally. In She announced that work had begun on a fourth studio album. To date, nothing has materialised. Let us know what you think He is still active on social media, but rarely posts updates. Driving this truck to burning man.

Busted tire. Daniel was born on December 3, He celebrates his 40th birthday in A couple of years after Daniel scored chart success, his younger sister Natasha released her own music. Natasha's debut album Unwritten spawned several hits, including the number one 'These Words'.

He also has a brother named Joshua and a sister named Nikola, who is also a singer. See more Latest Music News. The album sold poorly in comparison to his first, reaching number three, and spawning only two top 40 singles.

Maybe people just preferred his DIY stuff to this more mature kind of pop. It was a track EP released online that required a crowdfunding campaign to even get a release. Stop the Traffik — Secret Fear showed that he still had something credible to offer, but alas no-one knew about it.

So what happened during the hiatus? One reason behind the poor sales of his second album may be down to the fact that he wasn't in any fit state to promote it properly, as he was nearly killed in a serious car accident in New Zealand. He was left with severe head and neck injuries after his car rolled off the road. It took a long time to get over the event, both emotionally and physically. He began a comeback of sorts in his home country of New Zealand in , after joining the judging panel for its X Factor equivalent.

At one point he was joined by sister Natasha as an assistant in the Judges' Houses round. He won the first season through his act Jackie Thomas, but exited before season two. Remember Daniel Bedingfield? Brother of Natasha Bedingfield? See his amazing transformation and hers But he's far from the clean-shaven lad who occasionally topped the charts in the early noughties.