Emma Bunton
English singer, member of Spice Girls
Born
January 21st, 1976
49 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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Bunton gained prominence as a member of the pop group Spice Girls, which formed in 1994. The group achieved global success with hits such as 'Wannabe' and 'Spice Up Your Life.' Following the band's initial breakup, she pursued a solo career, releasing several albums and singles. Bunton also ventured into television and radio, contributing as a presenter and personality. In addition to her music career, she worked on various charitable endeavors, particularly focusing on children's health and welfare.
Achieved worldwide fame with the Spice Girls
Released the hit solo single 'What Took You So Long?'
Hosted radio shows such as 'Heart Breakfast'
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