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Rochelle Humes has admitted that she had to hand out leaflets in Tesco in a bump back down to earth, after the band she was in broke up. The 34 year old mum of three found fame at just 12 years old, as she became part of a teenybopper S Club 7 spin-off band, S Club Juniors.

Frankie Bridge has hinted at an S Club Juniors reunion, but she has one condition if it were ever to go ahead, as she exclusively spoke to OK! .The Loose Women panelist was just 12 years old when she was thrust into the spotlight as part of S Club Juniors (later known as S Club 8), which was a younger spin-off of the hugely popular band, S Club 7. Frankie joined Rochelle Humes (then Wiseman), Jay Asforis, Daisy Evans, Calvin Goldspink, Stacey McClean, Aaron Renfree and Hannah Richings, and Frankie revealed to OK! that they're all still close and speak to each other in a What'sApp group to this day. Following the announcement that S Club 7 are set to reunite and tour the UK this year, Frankie, 34, pondered whether she would ever reunite with her own bands, S Club Juniors or The Saturdays, the wildly-successful girl group she sang with in more recent years.

WHEN the S Club Juniors were assembled on reality TV two decades ago, they were all in their early teens. But now the group, the miniature version of S Club 7 who found a huge fanbase all of their own, are in their 30s. So what happened to the group's many stars - and what are they doing now? While some found their way into yet more pop stardom and TV careers - hello, Rochelle Humes and Frankie Bridge - others aren't quite so famous.

S Club Juniors star Aaron Renfree looked the spitting image of his younger self as he attended a party in London on Wednesday night. The star, now 34, was just 14 when he joined the pop band in 2001, which was a teen spin-off of pop megastars S Club 7.

S Club Juniors shot to fame in 2001, as the spin-off to successful pop group S Club 7.The band was formed thanks to the TV show S Club Search, with nine budding pop stars selected to make up the band's line-up. Members of the band included Rochelle Humes and Frankie Bridge, who went on to form wildly successful girlband The Saturdays, before embarking on careers in TV.

S CLUB Juniors burst onto the music scene in 2001 as a spin-off to the popular S Club 7. The group of young teens were a smash hit with their track One Step Closer and other tracks that spent weeks at the top of the music charts.