Kerry Katona Ignores Atomic Kitten’s Jenny Frost on New BBC Show

Kerry Katona has made headlines once again for her comments about Atomic Kitten’s current member, Jenny Frost. This revelation comes during the release of the new BBC Two documentary series, “Girlbands Forever.”

Kerry Katona’s Journey with Atomic Kitten

Kerry Katona, now 45, became a founding member of Atomic Kitten in 1998. She left the group in 2001 due to her pregnancy with Westlife star Brian McFadden. Following her departure, Jenny Frost, originally from the group Precious, joined Atomic Kitten.

The Documentary’s Focus

“Girlbands Forever” showcases the evolution of iconic girl bands from the 1990s to the 2010s. The series features Katona, Frost, and fellow Atomic Kitten member Natasha Hamilton discussing their experiences in the group.

Controversial Remarks About Jenny Frost

In her interview, Kerry expressed mixed feelings about Jenny’s rise to fame. She noted that she did not know Jenny well but implied that her success came too easily. Kerry stated, “I mean, she was handed it [the fame]. She was. You’re welcome.”

Insights from Other Band Members

Natasha Hamilton reflected on Jenny’s entry into the band, acknowledging that it was a risky move but ultimately one that paid off. She remarked, “Jenny took a massive risk, but that risk paid off immensely.”

Jenny’s Perspective

Despite Kerry’s comments, Jenny Frost remains unfazed. She stated, “I never felt bad for Kerry because she’d made a decision.” Jenny believes that her success was a result of her own choices and actions following Kerry’s exit.

Additional Documentary Features

Aside from Atomic Kitten, “Girlbands Forever” includes interviews with several other famous girl groups, such as:

• Little Mix
• Mis-Teeq
• Sugababes
• All Saints

All episodes of “Girlbands Forever” are currently available for streaming on BBC iPlayer. As the series unfolds, viewers can expect deeper insights into the dynamics of these popular groups and the challenges they faced.