Nov 3, 2009, 12:01 GMT
Amelle Berrabah "feels like a new person" after being treated for nervous exhaustion.
Members of British pop band Sugababes (L-R) Amelle Berrabah, Heidi Range and Keisha Buchanan,The Sugababes singer is reportedly set to fly back to Britain on Thursday (05.11.09) after spending just under three weeks being treated for nervous exhaustion at a private clinic in Germany. EPA/STR
The Sugababes singer is reportedly set to fly back to Britain on Thursday (05.11.09) after spending just under three weeks being treated for nervous exhaustion at a private clinic in Germany.
A source told Britain's Daily Star newspaper: "Amelle is over the moon to be leaving the hospital at last.
"She feels like a new person and can't wait to get back to work and put this sad situation behind her.
"The clinic's programme includes acupuncture, as well as group therapy sessions, building up confidence and tackling insecurities.
"Amelle's been doing a lot of exercise like hiking and running and said she's in a good place. She's ready to move forward with her life and get back to work with the band."
Amelle, 25, took time out from the pop trio after recent stresses within the band - which saw original member Keisha Buchanan replaced by Jade Ewen - became unmanageable.
She had allegedly also struggled to cope with death threats from fans of Keisha and was described as a "danger to herself".
Amelle is set to throw herself straight back into work with Jade and Heidi Range when she returns home.
The 'About A Girl' singers have been forced to put back the release of their new album, 'Sweet 7', to February next year.
The record was originally due to be released on November 23 with Jay-Z's Roc Nation and Island Records.
They now need time to practice the new songs as a group and record girl Jade's voice on the album.
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