Frankie Bridge has admitted that she squandered all her earnings from her pop star days, leaving her with nothing to show for it. The Loose Women panellist, who rose to fame with S Club Juniors before joining The Saturdays, confessed her financial regrets on the Big Fish podcast with Spencer Matthews.
Bridge revealed that despite working from a young age, she failed to save any money. She said her parents gave her control over her finances due to her dedication, and she had her own bank card. 'I don't have anything to show for it anymore,' she said, calling it one of her biggest regrets.
After S Club Juniors, Bridge was signed as a solo artist by Simon Fuller, who envisioned her as the next Rachel Stevens. However, she felt lost and struggled with the direction. She later joined The Saturdays, which brought her success, but she now has no savings from that era.
Bridge is now married to footballer Wayne Bridge and has a son, Parker, as well as being a stepmother to his son Jaydon. She has also been open about her struggles with depression and anxiety.
