An entire generation grew up on the music of the English pop band Take That, which achieved success and sold over 45 million records worldwide. The UK's biggest boys band formed in Manchester in 1990 was initially made up of five members including Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Jason Orange. Though Robbie Williams and Jason Orange left the band, Take That continues to perform as a three-piece. Thirty-three years later, the group songs "Back for Good" and "Never Forget" are stuck in fans’ heads and they wonder what the members are doing now.

Gary Barlow who was born on 20 January 1971 is widely known as the lead singer of Take That and wrote the majority of the group's songs. The frontman pop group has a great and exceptional male voice that is instantly recognised.

Gary Barlow received an Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song in 1994 for the group’s song "Pray" which became the number-one hit song in the group’s album.

After the split of the Take That band on 13 February 1996, Gary Barlow pursued a solo career and released a total of six studio albums. He was described as "the next George Michael", and when the group reunited in 2006 for a concert, he wrote many top 10 singles for the group.

Take That’s lead vocalist is married to the dancer Dawn Andrews and they are parents of three daughters and one son. Throughout his music career, Gary Barlow has been recognised for his charity efforts from his several concert events.

Barlow was amongst The X Factor UK judges from 2011 to 2013, replacing Simon Cowell. He also appeared in musical theatre, in the reality TV music competition Let It Shine, and in some movies.

Gary Barlow has received prominence as both the vocalist Take That group and his solo career. His net worth is estimated at £90 million, making him 39th on the 'Music Millionaires' list.

Born on 28 April 1968, Howard Donald is one of the sings lead vocals for Take That band who is best known for the number-one singles “Never Forget” and “Affirmation”. Howard Donald caught fans' attention with his naturally curly hair.

Following the group's split, Howard Donald attempted a solo career by recording his first single, which has never been released. He has been married to Katie Halil and they are parents of two daughters and two sons.

Apart from performing as a three-piece in Take That, Howard Donald is also a dancer and DJ. The 54-year-old singer has also been a judge on the German version of the talent show Got to Dance.

Mark Owen, 51, has been a member of the pop group Take That and is mainly known for lead vocals on "Babe" and "The Day After Tomorrow" songs. The singer and songwriter can play guitar and bass guitar.

Apart from being a member of pop band Take That, Mark Owen has enjoyed success as a solo singer. The artist has released five studio albums and continues to perform and tour to this day.

Mark Owen is married to actress Emma Ferguson and they are parents of three children. Take That bandmate is also a patron of the charity Beyond Autism.

Jason Orange who was born on 10 July 1970 rose to fame for being a member of Take That. When the pop band reformed as a four-piece in 2005, Orange contributed to the album release for both songwriting and lead vocals. He quit the group in September 2014.

In 2013, Jason Orange starred in the Channel 4 comedy Shamelessin a cameo role. After leaving the group in 2014, he is now living a life away from the spotlight in the Cotswolds.

Robbie Williams started his career as a member of the pop group Take That. He was the youngest member to join the band and was widely known for performing lead vocals on the group's top hits like “I Found Heaven" and "Everything Changes".

After launching his solo career in 1996, he achieved success and is chiefly recognised for his signature song, "Angels".

The 49-year-old artist has received multiple accolades, including a record 18 Brit Awards and the Best British Male Artist four times.

After moving to Los Angeles, Robbie Williams married the American actress Ayda Field and has four children with her.

Robbie Williams became much more successful as a solo artist, making him one of the best-selling British artists of all time. He is the richest of the Take That band, amassing a fortune of £222 million.