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United Kingdom Edele Lynch is an accomplished singer, songwriter, and television personality, recognized as the lead singer of the Irish girl group B*Witched, who has also achieved success in television and as a music composer.
Edele Lynch is the lead singer of the Irish girl group B*Witched, alongside her twin sister Keavy Lynch, Lindsay Armaou, and Sinéad O'Carroll. The group soared to fame with four consecutive number-one singles in the UK and has reunited for tours and new music releases, demonstrating their enduring appeal.
After the initial split of B*Witched, Edele Lynch joined the songwriting/production team Xenomania. In this role, she co-wrote songs for prominent groups such as Girls Aloud and the Sugababes, showcasing her talent as a composer behind the scenes for other successful pop acts.
Edele Lynch, along with her twin sister Keavy, formed the duo Ms Lynch in 2006, later rebranding as Barbarellas. This project allowed the sisters to explore new musical directions before the eventual reunion of B*Witched.
In 2013, Edele Lynch won "Celebrity Apprentice Ireland," beating journalist Amanda Brunker. Her victory secured €25,000 for her chosen charity, Laura Lynn House, demonstrating her competitive spirit and philanthropic engagement.
Edele Lynch was a housemate in the fourteenth series of "Celebrity Big Brother" in 2014, eventually finishing in 6th place. Her participation brought her wider visibility in reality television.
Edele Claire Christina Edwina Lynch was born on December 15, 1979, in Dublin, Ireland. Raised in Donaghmede, North-east Dublin, she is one of six children, with several siblings also pursuing careers in music. Her brother, Shane Lynch, is a member of the boy band Boyzone, and her twin sister, Keavy Lynch, is also a member of B*Witched. Edele’s early career began in 1997 when she and Keavy formed the girl group Butterfly Farm with Sinéad O’Carroll. Lindsay Armaou later joined, and the group was rebranded as B*Witched. The band quickly achieved significant recognition, notably charting four consecutive number-one singles in the UK.
After B*Witched disbanded, Edele expanded her career into songwriting. She joined the songwriting and production team Xenomania, contributing to notable pop albums. Her work includes co-writing “Some Kind of Miracle” for Girls Aloud’s debut album, “Sound of the Underground” (2000), and three tracks—”Buster,” “Situation’s Heavy,” and “Twisted”—for the Sugababes’ third album, “Three” (2003). In the mid-2000s, Edele and Keavy formed a duo named Ms Lynch, which later became Barbarellas. This project continued until 2009, prior to the reunion of B*Witched. Her career also features television appearances, including winning “Celebrity Apprentice Ireland” in 2013, where she secured €25,000 for the Laura Lynn House charity. In 2014, she participated in the fourteenth series of “Celebrity Big Brother,” finishing in 6th place.
Edele Lynch has consistently engaged in performance and music creation, balancing her roles as a singer and songwriter with television work. The reunion of B*Witched for “The Big Reunion” in 2012 marked a significant return to her musical roots with the group, and they continue to release new music, such as the “Ripped Jeans” EP in 2024. Throughout her career, she has maintained a connection with the music industry, adapting to changes in media and fan engagement while preserving her distinct artistic identity.
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