Music Videos
| Song | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Right Now | 1999 | |
| Cradle | 2000 | |
| See Ya | 2000 | |
| I Want Your Love | 2000 | |
| Follow Me | 2000 | |
| Whole Again (Kerry Version) | 2001 | Original version with Kerry Katona |
| Whole Again (Jenny Version) | 2001 | Edited version replacing Katona |
| Eternal Flame | 2001 | Two versions appear with one featuring clips from the movie The Guru |
| You Are | 2001 | |
| Whole Again (US Version) | 2002 | New version filmed to promote the single in the US |
| Its OK! | 2002 | |
| The Tide Is Hight (Get The Feeling) | 2002 | Natasha Hammilton appears heavily pregnant in this video |
| The Last Goodbye | 2002 | |
| Be With You | 2002 | Friends of the members appear as extras |
| Love Doesn't Have To Hurt | 2003 | Friends of the members appear as extras |
| If You Come To Me | 2003 | |
| Ladies Night | 2003 | Hammiltons then boyfriend appears as a backing dancer |
| Right Now 2004 | 2004 | Compilation video of the groups career from 2001 |
| Someone Like Me | 2004 | Final offical video released before split |
| Cradle 2005 | 2005 | Hammilton does not appear in the video due to her being pregnant |
| Anyone Who Had A Heart | 2008 |
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