Edele Lynch: Last News

Irish band B*Witched are jumping back into the music scene after they split in 2002 over issues with their record label. In 1996, Sinéad O'Carroll met Keavy Lynch, the younger sister of Boyzone's Shane Lynch, in a garage, where they decided to form a band.They were soon joined by Lindsay Armaou and Keavy's sister Edele Lynch as they toyed with names like Butterfly Farm, D'sire and Sister before settling on B*Witched and signing to Glowworm Records.The band were a huge success story, with super catchy songs like C'est La Vie, Blame It on the Weatherman, We Four Girls and To You I Belong. Now, Sinead, Keavy, Lindsay and Edele are back with their first single in 10 years, Birthday, on the 25th anniversary of their first smash hit self-titled album.

DIVORCE can be one of the most stressful experiences – and Edele Lynch says she abused herself both mentally and physically after her marriage split. The B*Witched frontwoman, 42, would call herself names, punched herself in the head and turned to alcohol to numb the pain when her marriage crumbled after seven years in December 2013. “I went into marriage thinking I’d be married for ever,” she says.

READ NEXT: Gogglebox's Amy Tapper branded 'skinny queen' as she looks totally unrecognisableShe was seen with the likes of S Club 7's Hannah Spearritt and Blue's Simon Webbe when arriving at the premiere of I Used To Be Famous.But Edele looked totally different from her younger self as she sported blonde locks instead of her signature brunette.Still completely youthful, Edele appeared to be ageless as she gave a sweet nod to the outfits she wore while in the band.Edele was still repping her statement denim - something she and the band were known for back in their heyday - Edele donned blue jeans with a patterned blazer and some black boots.B*Witched shot to fame before the noughties in 1998 with the beloved track C'est La Vie - when the girls sported denim and plaid, and stormed the charts.The band didn't just have one hit single though - in fact they had many including Rollercoaster, Blame It On The Weatherman and To You I Belong.Although the band, which comprised of Edele, her twin Keavy, Sinéad O'Carroll and Lindsay Armaou split in 2002, Edele adored the music industry and stayed within its realms.She even co-wrote Some Kind Of Miracle for Girls Aloud's debut album Sound of the Underground.And B*Witched had a partial reunion in the noughties and 2010s when Edele and her sister Keavy performed together as a duo.The pair stormed the music scene from 2009 until 2012, going by the names Ms Lynch and later the Barbarellas.A little known fact about Edele is that she has a very famous older brother.Shane Lynch is Edele's brother - who is a part of Irish boyband Boyzone.READ MORE:Kaye Adams addresses Strictly rivalry between Loose Women stars and brutal warningColeen Nolan slams 'ridiculous' EastEnders storyline as ex Shane

Star of the 90's pop band, B*Witched and one half of the twins, Edele Lynch was joined by S Club 7's Hannah Spearritt, Blue's Simon Webbe, Northern Line's Dan Corsi and 911's Lee Brennan in London this week. Edele, 42, who was the lead singer of B*Witched in which she performed with her twin sister Keavy Lynch, Sinéad O'Carroll and Lindsay Armaou - who fans spotted starring in a Netflix series earlier this year.The band split in 2002 and Edele looked very different from her denim-loving pop star persona and she arrived for the premiere of I Used To Be Famous sporting new blonde hair.

Sinéad O’Carroll has opened up to her former B*Witched bandmates about her two heartbreaking miscarriages in an interview with Ali Condon for the Daily Mail.

One of the stars of B*Witched has found herself a regular, non-popstar job "to pay the bills" during the pandemic.

“On reflection, it is so silly because everybody starts there and doesn’t know what they’re doing anyway, and I highly doubt anyone was looking.“I remember feeling really intimidated by the normal stuff.“Emotionally it was huge for the band to end and not knowing where you were going to go.”B*Witched was formed of twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch, Lindsay Armaou and Sinead O’Carroll.The band were active between 1997 and 2002, enjoying success in both Europe and North America between 1998 and 2000.In 2012, the band briefly reunited for the ITV2 reality-documentary series The Big Reunion, along with other pop groups of their time, including Liberty X, Five, Honeyz and Atomic Kitten. However, they are focusing on their podcast going forward.