Bananarama feud: Why did Bananarama break-up? Editor Katie Watkin's 27/10/2020 Pop Diva's Bananarama are a three-piece girl band who came together in 1979 while studying fashion in London. While two of the members, Keren Woodward and Sara Dallin, were childhood friends, they met Irish musician and third member Siobhan Fahey as students. So what caused the trio to have one of the messiest break-ups in pop history, and who was behind it ? Bananarama are known for their Iconic-hits like Venus, Robert De Niro’s Waiting and Love in the First Degree, to name a few. But the all three women were “difficult” to work with, according to their former producer, Peter Waterman, who described the artists as “punks”. Waterman told The Sun: “I fought with them about everything. They saw themselves as punks who were not prepared to be manipulated by any man. “If I dared to argue or if I didn’t see things the way they did, they just walked out “They made it clear they would never ch