Keisha Buchanan

Keisha Kerreece Fayeanne Buchanan (born Keisha Kerreece Fayeanne Brown on 26 September 1984 in Westminster, London) is an English singer-songwriter, one of the founding members of the girl group Sugababes. Keisha's family background is Jamaican. Keisha is a cousin of ex-Blue member Simon Webbe.

Keisha Buchanan met Mutya Buena while at primary school in Kingsbury. At the age of thirteen the pair met Siobhán Donaghy at a party. The three formed a group named Sugababes. In 1998, the Sugababes were offered a record deal and had their first hit in 2000 with Overload. Siobhan left in September 2001 to be replaced by Heidi Range, and Mutya departed in December 2005 (replaced by Amelle Berrabah). Keisha is the only original member of the band that was in the band when it first started in 1998.

In the documentary entitled "Sugababes Uncovered" aired 19th December 2006, Keisha stated that she was not leaving and wished to carry on recording music under the Sugababes name. Keisha also revealed to the presenter, Dave Berry, that she had only met up with Mutya once since she announced that she was leaving the Sugababes and has found it difficult to continue a friendship with Mutya as she now does not see her. She is a close friend of Leona Lewis, as Buchanan's boyfriend Dean Thomas knew Lewis' boyfriend Lou Al Chalma.

In 2008, Keisha featured on Don-E's Natural album on the song 'Writing's on the Wall'.

Keisha recently collaborated with James Morrison on his latest single "Broken Strings" in an exclusive performance for BBC Children in Need

Keisha was kicked out of the sugababes for being a bully.