S Club SNUB bandmate Hannah Spearitt after she quits tour and signs up for Dancing On Ice
THE members of S Club shockingly snubbed Hannah Spearitt as the first night of their reunion tour got underway.
Hannah, who quit the band after the sudden death of band mate and ex-boyfriend Paul Cattermole, failed to be mentioned by the band as they hit the stage for the first time in years.
Members Jo O’Meara, Rachel Stevens, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh and Tina Barrett made no reference to the star who claimed the group had failed to reach out to her since she walked away from the tour.
A source told The Sun: “They didn’t mention her once during the whole gig – even during the tribute to Paul.
“It was really weird as she was obviously a big part of the band and in it for a long time – but it was like she didn’t exist.”
The news of Hannah, who has since signed up as a contestant on ITV skating show Dancing On Ice, being snubbed comes as her ex-bandmates pulled out of their second gig with just hours before they were due to perform on stage leaving their fans devastated.
The pop group issued a statement on Instagram this afternoon telling fans they were devastated to not be able to perform.
It reads: “We’re beyond devastated to announce that tonight’s show in Liverpool has had to be postponed by the venue, due to them having an unforeseen technical issue impacting their power supply and therefore your safety.
“We can’t begin to express how sorry we are. Especially as we know so many of you have travelled great distances to join us tonight.
“But your safety is our priority always.”
The cancelled gig has been rescheduled for October 30 with all tickets remaining valid. Fans who are unable to make the new date are entitled to refunds.
Speaking about how relations had broken down between herself and her former bandmates, Hannah told The Sun at the start of the month: “I’ve not spoken to any of them since I left, which is fine.
“I was extremely excited — we all were — to get back as a seven.
“But then Paul died and everything changed. It gave me time to reflect on whether it was the right thing for me to do.
“I’m really sad we aren’t in touch. They’ve gone their way and I’ve gone mine. I wish them all the best.”
