Loose Women star Frankie Bridge took an unexpected attack on "horrible" celebrities as she opened up about the industry.The Saturdays singer, 35, detailed sitting at award ceremonies, watching the winners "that everyone in the room hates working with".
Frankie, who first rose to fame in the teen pop group S Club Juniors, made the surprising remarks during a conversation with Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews on his Big Fish podcast.
It kicked off as they talked about working in the industry and how you needed to be "easy to work with" in order to bag the jobs.
Spencer said: "Some people have reputations for being really horrible people and I’ve always found it incredibly odd that people would continue to work with horrible people." Frankie continued the conversation and added: "I think that’s been one of my biggest things over the years, is that I’ve met a lot of those people." During the early days of her career when she joined S Club 8 in 2001, otherwise known as S Club Juniors, Frankie said she was given a valuable piece of advice from former music artist Simon Fuller.
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