JLS have opened up on what they will do once the band splits.

As previously reported, the former X Factor stars announced yesterday that they would be calling it a day later this year.

They will release a greatest hits album and a new single before heading out on a farewell UK tour in December.

Speaking to The Sun, Marvin Humes said that alongside becoming a father, he would like to branch out into TV and continue his radio work. He said: "I've always dreamed of having my own radio show. I'm not just a presenter on a station - I'm actually mixing as well. I've got ambition the way Guetta has done it, where he’s the producer. He's the puppet-master pulling the strings, making it all happen. Then on the flip side, on the TV stuff I've always loved the idea of TV presenting. The Daybreak stuff has kicked off - who knows what else will come through"

Aston Merrygold, who is tipped to go solo, said that he isn't sure of his plans at the moment, but he might try auditioning for TV roles. Oritse Williams meanwhile is set to focus on his company, O Street Entertainment.

JB Gill, however, looks set to continue down the road of agriculture, with the singer recently snapping up a deer farm in Scotland.