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The member of the Spice GirlsEmma Bunton better known as “Baby Spice”, she was the youngest of the group, and also the most partying, but last Saturday, January 21, she turned 47.
Along with this group, she sold more than 145 million records as one of the Spice Girls and 2 million solo.
In 2017, her willingness to revive the success with the rest that made up the Spice Girls was confirmed, but without committing any date.
His solo debut was with the album “A Girls Like Me”, which was released on April 18, 2001 by Virgin Records, this album reached fourth place in the UK Albums Chart.
Mother again?
Bunton has been married since July 13, 2021 to Jade Jones, with whom he began dating in 1998, but they separated, until they got back together in 2004.
In 2007 they became parents to Beau, and in 2011 Tate was born, but the singer wanted to have a third child, but this could not be achieved.
But this project for a third child has been delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and multiple lockdowns.
It also happens that Bunton gradually began to experience symptoms related to menopause. “I started to feel unhinged and anxious,” she told an American newspaper.
“At first, I put it on the back of the health crisis. Then this anxiety became regular, and finally daily. She was lethargic. Something was wrong. I went through the list of pre menopausal symptoms and I had several.
The Space Girls singer says she cried for hours. “I am a very maternal person. When I see my friends’ babies”, but in 2007, after the birth of her first child, Beau, Bunton had also noticed an incompatibility between her career and her subsequent way to nursery. “Physically, my body was not ready for these two-hour shows every night. Your hips don’t move like they should, I fell backstage several times. I was crying for nothing. My skin itched,” she added.
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