Savage Garden were a major Australian band in the 1990s, regularly topping the charts with songs like 'I Want You', 'To The Moon & Back', and 'Truly, Madly, Deeply'.
However, at the very height of their fame, the duo separated in 2001.
Now, one half of the pop duo, Darren Hayes, has opened up about what went down between the band.
Speaking on The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Thursday, Hayes admitted that the decision to break up the band lay with his former bandmate, Daniel Jones.
"Hang on, let me clarify that - Daniel left Savage Garden," Hayes told Jackie 'O' Henderson after she stated he was the one to leave the band.
"I loved it... I would have been in that band forever," he added.
Hayes paused briefly when Henderson asked if the pair were supportive of each other throughout the Savage Garden experience.
"No, I was really supportive of him and loved the band, and he absolutely hated the experience of being famous," he responded.
"[He] decided before the release of that second album that he didn’t want that life, which is totally his right," he continued.
"A week before the Affirmation record came out, we had the number one single around the world with 'I Knew I Loved You', and Daniel had a life crisis and decided he didn’t want to do that anymore.