Gary Barlow joins Take That bandmates Howard Donald and Mark Owen
They are an iconic boyband who have achieved a whopping 11 number one singles.
And Take That looked better than ever as they headed to The One Show on Monday to reveal they are releasing a Greatest Hits compilation and heading out on a world tour.
The three-piece, consisting of Gary Barlow, 47, Mark Owen, 46, and Howard Donald, 49, looked classically handsome as they arrived at the London studios to reveal their exciting news.
Boyband favourite: Gary Barlow looked delighted as he joined his Take That bandmates for an appearance on The One Show on Monday, ahead of some big announcements for the group
Hitmakers: The three-piece, consisting of Gary, 47, Mark Owen, 46, and Howard Donald, 49, looked classically handsome as they arrived at the London studios to reveal their exciting news (pictured with co-host Matt Baker)
Patience hitmaker Gary looked dapper as he showed off his striking blonde quiff and rocked a black and red fitted shirt paired with matching trousers for his TV appearance.
Mark looked youthful in a black t-shirt paired with blue and white patterned trousers and a black Baker Boy cap.
And hunky Howard rocked a bird print navy sweater paired with vibrant orange trousers as he arrived at the studio.
As the group, whose former members include Robbie Williams and Jason Orange, chatted to hosts Matt Baker and Alex, they revealed their huge plans for the year.
How Deep Is Your Love: Patience hitmaker Gary looked dapper as he showed off his striking blonde quiff and rocked a black and red fitted shirt paired with matching trousers for his TV appearance
Camera ready: The star received a quick application of powder before appearing on TV
Good spirits: Mark looked youthful in a black t-shirt paired with blue and white patterned trousers and a black Baker Boy cap
Coiffed: All eyes were on Gary's bleached blonde quiff as filming got underway
Hunky: And hunky Howard rocked a bird print navy sweater paired with vibrant orange trousers as he arrived at the studio
Confirming the Greatest Hits compilation to be released later this year and the world tour Gary said: 'It is a yes to both.
'We're recreating some of the songs for the Greatest Hits,' Howard said.
'We've got three new songs that we're going to put on the Greatest Hits. We want to go to all of the territories that we've never been to before, like South America.'
Brooding: Gary shot the camera a fierce pose as he prepared for the interview
Lucky day: The lads posed with some lucky fans as they enjoyed their appearance
Hugs: Howard gave Alex a friendly hug ahead of the interview as they chatted
Embrace: The pair shared a hug as they caught up ahead of the interview
'We've re-imagined some of the songs, but not all of them. You've got to be careful with these things. If you take them too far, you're destroying people's memories.
'We've tried to be respectful to the music, but just putting a load of music on an album wasn't enough for us. We wanted to just go back and have a look through it, and try to make it sound better.'
Alex said on the show that Take That's Greatest Hits album is likely to be released this Christmas.
Gary will also be heading out on the road for his own solo tour which kicks off in Edinburgh in April.
Big plans: Confirming the Greatest Hits compilation to be released later this year and the world tour Gary said: 'It is a yes to both'
Jampacked: This comes as the group revealed they are in advanced negotiations with film bosses to turn their hit musical The Band into a Hollywood film
Casual cool: Mark donned some fingerless gloves and a beige overcoat for his appearance
Stylish: He slipped on black joggers and a t-shirt for his arrival
Handsome: Howard looked effortlessly cool as he rocked a khaki green overcoat and bright trousers
This comes as the group revealed they are in advanced negotiations with film bosses to turn their hit musical The Band into a Hollywood film.
Gary told The Sun: 'It’s definitely going to be made and could start shooting as early as next year.
'We don’t know who will be the direc­tor as yet, but we’re working on a deal now. It’s really exciting but we appreciate there’s a few hurdles to overcome first.
'Brad Pitt is playing me, obviously.'
They hope it will match the success of Mamma Mia! which was made into a hugely successful film in 2008, starring Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan.
The band announced the show's West End run this Christmas by performing a special set on the rooftop of the Haymarket Theatre in London, with the show's cast.
The Band began its nationwide tour in September last year and will run at the Haymarket Theatre from December 1 to January 12.
Rise to fame: Take That broke onto the scene in 1992, with the original line-up featuring Jason Orange (M) and Robbie Williams (2R)