SINGER Scott Robinson shot to stardom in the late 90s as part of the chart-dominating boyband 5ive.
Alongside Sean Conlon, Ritchie Neville, Abz Love and Jason ‘J’ Brown he was plastered over bedroom walls all over the country.
Fast-forward 19 years and he’s still in showbiz, presenting the The Big Drive Home afternoon show on Radio Essex.
However, he looks a bit different at the age of 42, having grown a huge bushy beard meaning even the most hardened 90s pop fan might struggle to recognise him.
He’s very much settled down with wife Kerry – who he married the day after the group split up – and they share a son and twin girls.
Scott shared a sweet tribute to her on Valentine’s Day on Monday pointing out it was their 24th together.
He wrote: “I don’t know how you have put up with me for all these years. I love you as much today as I did back then, you are my everything 
.”
Essex-born Scott’s path to stardom began in 1997 when he auditioned to appear in 5ive beating over 3,000 other wannabes – including Russell Brand – for a spot in the group.
Before they split in 2001, the group sold a mind-boggling 1.6 million albums and 2.4 million singles in the UK alone.
They do occasionally reunite for shows, with Scott and his bandmates Sean and Ritchie appearing on This Morning to promote shows in 2019.
5ive were reunited with 911, A1 and Damage for what was dubbed the “ultimate nostalgia tour”.
