S Club have broken their silence following the tragic death of bandmate Paul Cattermole and revealed the frantic final texts they sent him.
“We’d done a Zoom call with him, all of us, on the Monday,” bandmate Jon Lee told The Sun newspaper in the group’s first interview since the singer’s death.
Jo O'Meara, Rachel Stevens, Paul Cattermole, Tina Barrett, Bradley McIntosh, Hannah Spearritt and John Lee in the 1990s. Picture: William Conran - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images The band together again about six weeks before Cattermole's death. Picture: Dave J. Hogan/Getty Images For XIX Management
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