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United Kingdom Frankie Bridge is a versatile entertainer known for her music career with S Club Juniors and The Saturdays, who has also developed a successful career in television, fashion, and as an advocate for mental health.
Frankie Bridge was added to SAM Global's roster. She also serves as CEO of Faves, a fashion platform offering weekly shoppable fashion edits.
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Perfectil named Frankie Bridge as its new UK brand ambassador, positioning her as a celebrity face for the nutritional supplement brand.
Frankie Bridge partnered with Impulse body mist. The collaboration included a new campaign reviving 90s styles and a TV ad series called the 'Impulse Diaries'.
Frankie Bridge became a fan of RevitaBrow Advanced after receiving influencer gifting from Flipside PR, subsequently praising the product.
Frankie Bridge was announced as an ambassador for the British interiors brand Home Essentials, starring in their 'Dream Rooms' campaign.
Frankie Bridge, born Francesca Sandford on January 14, 1989, in Essex, England, UK, began her career in entertainment at a young age. At 12, she successfully auditioned for Simon Fuller’s reality competition “S Club Search” in 2001, earning a place in the pop group S Club Juniors. With S Club Juniors, also known as S Club 8, she released seven singles and two albums, including “Together” (2002) and “Sundown” (2003). The group also featured in children’s television programs such as “S Club Juniors: The Story” and “I Dream,” where Bridge played a main role and released the duet single “Dreaming” with Calvin Goldspink. Following the disbandment of S Club 8 in 2005, Bridge explored solo projects and held various jobs, including working as a sales assistant and in bars, before returning to music.
In 2007, Bridge successfully auditioned for The Saturdays, a girl group that would achieve considerable success. The Saturdays were signed to Polydor and Fascination Records, later securing a deal with Island Def Jam and Mercury for distribution in the US. The group released thirteen Top 10 hits and five Top 10 albums, with their track “What About Us” becoming a UK number-one single in 2013. The band eventually went on hiatus in 2014, releasing a greatest hits album “Finest Selection: The Greatest Hits.” Concurrent with her musical career, Bridge expanded into television, participating in “Strictly Come Dancing” in 2014, where she was a runner-up, and later co-presenting “Cannonball” in 2017. She also joined the panel of “Loose Women” in 2021 and participated in “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” in the same year, finishing in third place.
Beyond her entertainment work, Bridge has become a prominent voice for mental health advocacy, serving as an ambassador for Mind since 2016. She openly shares her experiences with anxiety and depression, detailed in her best-selling books, “OPEN: Why Asking For Help Can Save Your Life” (2020) and “GROW: Motherhood, Mental Health, and Me” (2021). Her career also includes her West End debut in 2023 with “2:22 A Ghost Story” and hosting “First Dates: The Podcast.” Bridge’s estimated net worth was £11 million as of 2021, distinguishing her as the wealthiest member of The Saturdays. She has also engaged in various brand partnerships and continues to influence through her fashion edits and social media presence.
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