Paul Cattermole's tragic final post before death saw him share excitement for S Club 7
08.04.2023 - 01:53
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Paul Cattermole's death was announced today by S Club 7's manager, in a short statement. They said that there were "no suspicious circumstances", as they confirmed he had died age 46. The singer's tragic final Instragam post saw him share his excitement over his Eurovision Comic Relief appearance.
S Club 7 had also recently announced plans for a 25th-anniversary reunion tour later this year. In his last ever social update, dated March 16, a mere three weeks ago, Paul shared a sneak peek of a sketch that saw him and other celebs complete in the European musical extravaganza. READ MORE: Alex Jones dumped Steve Jones on TV after Angelina Jolie betrayalHe appeared alongside the likes of Graham Norton, Lulu, Sam Ryder, Dermot O'Leary and Miranda Hart.
In the clip, the judges (Norton, Lulu and Ryder) explained that they were "on the hunt" for the UK's next Eurovision entry. Lulu quipped: "You won't believe who's trying to get in on the action. "The camera cut to reveal the audition group, including Paul and Strictly finalist Fleur East.
Since the news broke, a representative told The Sun: "Everyone is in pieces. Hannah [Spearritt] and the rest of the gang broke down when told what happened. "No one can believe it.
There is a real sense of horror and disbelief. "Hannah and Paul were part of S Club 7 alonsige Rachel Stevens, Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Jo O'Meara and Bradley McIntosh. Paul was one of the original members of the S Club 7 when it was formed in 1998.
He left the band in 2002 to form a new group, Skua, but they split a little less than a year later. In 2014, S Club 7 performed together at Children in Need and the following year, the performers reunited for the Bring It All Back Tour. In a 2019 interview with The
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