'So, this happened…' Five iconic UK girl groups get together for mother of all selfies | LSV44ZW | 2024-03-23 21:08:01
Be nonetheless, our beating Noughties hearts – five members from a few of the UK's biggest woman groups of all time have joined forces for the mother of all selfies.
Keisha Buchanan from Sugababes, Melanie C from the Spice Girls, Leigh-Anne Pinnock from Little Combine, Shaznay Lewis from All Saints, and Nicola Roberts from Women Aloud gathered together on Thursday to mark Ladies's History Month.
Collectively, with some help from their bandmates, those five women are responsible for some of the finest British pop music of all time, breaking chart records with each new single and promoting tons of of tens of millions of data worldwide.
The potential supergroup quintet met up as a part of the A Pressure Collectively panel, organised by Apple, which gave the 5 of them the prospect to debate their experiences in the pop music business as ladies.
In a submit on Instagram, Nicola admitted she was still pinching herself concerning the night time before, admitting that meeting a few of the largest stars of the 90s and 2000s hadn't quite sunk in yet.
'I'm still processing and pinching myself. Waking up, my coronary heart feels so full after hearing all our shared experiences of being the women who make up the UK's largest woman bands of the past 30 years.'
By the time Nicola was one of the 5 winners on Popstars: The Rivals who joined Women Aloud in November 2002, Keisha, Melanie, and Shaznay had all had a minimum of one primary single in the UK already – she was understandably starstruck.
Nicola continued: 'There's only so many people that may relate to one another's journey so being in a room with four directly and speaking the highs and lows was the whole lot.
'It was so trustworthy and uncooked I left feeling weirdly healed and heard… and inspired. I've a lot respect for every of those ladies.'
Understandably, followers within the feedback additionally lost it at seeing their idols come together for one iconic night time.
Laura stated: 'Ladies supporting ladies, we like to see it!', while UK Drag Race all-star Jonbers Blonde commented, 'OMG that's an entire lotta history right there!'
Meanwhile, different users have been delighted to see the 5 of them however did point out their wish to see a Saturday or two, or a minimum of one of many members of 90s favourites Eternal.
Over the course of the dialog, Nicola stated that she and Keisha, Shaznay, Melanie, and Leigh-Anne discovered widespread ground discussing their earliest days in the enterprise.
'Something I took away, was that all of us began out just as women with a love for music, singing, writing and for all the outdoors noise – the hell of dropping your self and finding your self again – that little flame nonetheless hasn't gone out.'
Nicola is presently gearing up for a Women Aloud reunion tour, with the previous five-piece group making plans for how they're going to perform without the late Sarah Harding, who died aged 39 from breast cancer in 2021.
Kimberly Walsh, who joined Women Aloud on the same night time as Nicola, agreed: 'Together with her mum's blessing, I feel we'd quite let her voice play… We'll have these conversations and ensure everyone's glad, but some bits, I don't know if any of us might [sing them].'
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