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Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson first found fame back in 1997 with their popular song MMMBop and joined Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning to discuss their new music

This Morning fans couldn’t believe their eyes as boyband Hanson appeared on Tuesday’s edition of the ITV show.

Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson, who first found fame back in 1997, joined hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield in the studio to talk about their new music.

The trio have released six albums since their 1997 debut and now have 15 kids between them.

Lead singer Taylor, 39, has seven children with his wife Natalie, while youngest member Zac, 36, has five and oldest member Isaac, 41, has three.

The three siblings appeared on the ITV daytime show to promote their new track Child At Heart.

Speaking about the lengthy success of MMMBop, they said: “One of the things that made it work for us, is that it was our song – it wasn’t somebody else’s idea.”

They explained: “When you’re writing your own music, you’re thinking about it like ‘what will my music be? what will people be getting from that?'”

However, viewers tuning in at home were more interested in their appearance and were torn about their look.’

Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson first found fame back in 1997 ( 

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Taking to Twitter, one person wrote: “Jordan ‘Taylor’ Hanson is so pretty! He always has been #ThisMorning #Hanson.”

Another said: “Not a wrinkle between them #hanson #ThisMorning,” while a third joked: “That one with the suit looks like he’s just popped out of the office for lunch #Hanson #ThisMorning.”

Someone else posted: “Hanson don’t have a signature look do they? #ThisMorning,” while another said: “Since when did the oldest one from Hanson get so good looking.. I remember three geeky lads with long hair @thismorning #Hanson #ThisMorning.”

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby spoke to the three men about their 25 years in the music industry ( 

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A different viewer asked: “What have you done with the real Hanson, they can’t be that old now surely #ThisMorning.”

And someone else tweeted: “This isn’t Hanson – what have you done with the real Hanson boys ? #ThisMorning.”

This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV and ITV Hub.

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HANSON transported This Morning viewers to the 1990s when they made a rare appearance together in the UK to tease new songs and shocked onlookers with their mature look.

This Morning host Holly Willoughby felt like a “teenager” again as she and co-host Phillip Schofield were joined by the band Hanson. The three brothers, Isaac, Taylor and Zac, shot to fame in the 1990s when they were all young teenagers with their most memorable song MMMBop. Now ranging from 36 to 41-year-olds, the American musicians appeared on the ITV show to promote their new music while also celebrating their careers. Shedding their once iconic long shoulder length blonde flowing hair, viewers of the morning show were distracted by how they had aged.

Welcoming the trio to the show, Phillip said: “Get ready to feel just that little bit older. Can you believe it has been 25 years, quarter of a century, since Hanson released this smash hit song…”

Holly let out a shocked: “No, I can’t” as the music video to the chart-topping song MMMBop played.

After the clip aired, Holly jabbed: “There is no better way to make you feel old is there than when you go ‘That was 25 years ago.'”

It wasn’t just Holly and Phillip who felt old as the nostalgic song played.

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New album Red Green Blue brings together the band’s three unique creative voices like never before with a third of the album written and produced by each.

The project brings together a team of collaborators, with the album co-produced by Grammy Award-winning producer, engineer and mixer Jim Scott (Tom Petty, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Wilco), and Grammy Award-winning artist and producer David Garza ( Fiona Apple, Midland, Sharon Van Etten).

“As we enter our 30th year as a band, we felt it was imperative to continue telling our story as only we can, and telling stories in ways that challenge us to grow and give people new reasons to listen. Red Green Blue is about sharing what has made us a band that has been able to weather so many storms,” said Isaac Hanson.

“Our love and respect for Jim Scott has grown us since we met 20 years ago. He’s been behind some of our favorite albums, so it’s an absolute joy to finally do a project together,” says Taylor Hanson.

Zac Hanson added: “We have had a long friendship and deep connection with David since our earliest days as a band. We couldn’t have asked for a better musical collaborator for this historic project.”

Hanson is a multi-platinum, three-time Grammy nominated pop-rock trio that has sold more than 16 million albums and performed concerts for more than 3 million fans.

Founded in Tulsa, Ok in 1992 the band established a regional following before making a meteoric rise to international fame with their major label debut, Middle Of Nowhere, led by the ubiquitous single “MmmBop”, which was a number one single. in 27 countries simultaneously.

They have scored a string of consecutive top 40 singles, seven studio albums, two Christmas albums, and five live releases. The band founded their independent record label in 2003, a story that was chronicled in their acclaimed documentary Strong Enough To Break.

Hanson de will perform in Monterrey, on October 1 at the Pabellón M Auditorium.

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