Noughties pop band stars are all smiles as they reunite 10 years after after hit What About Us
THE Saturdays fans got a huge blast of nostalgia as band members Frankie Bridge and Vanessa White reunited at an event for London Fashion Week.
The pair formed two of five members of the chart-topping girl band alongside Mollie King, Una Healy and Rochelle Humes.
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Friday, Frankie shared a sweet snap of her and former bandmate Vanessa.
The duo looked in good spirits as they posed for a selfie at the Mithridate SS24 runway event in London.
Frankie captioned the post: “Look who I’ve found @Vanessawhite.”
The Saturdays dominated the charts with their massive hit songs including Up, All Fired Up, Issues and many more.
They formed in 2007 after industry giant Polydor Records held open auditions to form a band.
They were then catapulted to stardom after they supported Girls Aloud for their nationwide Tangled Up tour.
The group achieved thirteen top 10 records, five top 10 albums, and sold over five million records in the UK and Ireland.
But in 2014 the band revealed they were taking a hiatus.
During that time, they didn’t release any more music together and all went on to do their own things.
In an exclusive interview with Bizarre last year, Una revealed she is still hoping the girl group will one day return.
The Irish singer said: “I would love to do something with the girls again. I’m ready for it, any time.
“If the phone call came to say, ‘You’re going back on tour in six months’, I’d be like, ‘Yes, absolutely, bring it on’.”