Following the demise of her bandmate Paul Cattermole, S Club 7 singer Jo O’Meara stated that she is “completely devastated.” On Thursday, his body was discovered at his residence in Dorset.
Jo O’Meara shared a photo of Cattermole on Instagram and wrote that she was “completely stunned and heartbroken.”
The singer wrote,
“I just wanted to reach out and thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for the love and kindness you have shown in the wake of Paul’s tragic passing.”
She continued,
“We have lost a person who was so extraordinarily special to us all, and there is an enduring sense of profound loss.
“Paul will always be an integral part of our lives, and I will always cherish the memories we shared!
“I will always love you, Paul; God bless you, my sweetheart; rest in eternal peace.” Love JoJo.”
The cause of the celebrity’s death has not been verified, but police have stated that “no suspicious circumstances” were present.
Cattermole’s demise occurred two months after the announcement of S Club 7’s 25th-anniversary reunion tour, in which all seven members were scheduled to participate beginning in October.
Unknown at this time is whether the tour will continue without Cattermole.
Actress and singer Kym Marsh commented on O’Meara’s Instagram post, stating that she was extending “so much love to you all” and that pop group B*Witched was “thinking of everyone.”
Simon Fuller, a former manager of the Spice Girls, founded S Club 7 in 1998. The group is known for songs such as Reach, Don’t Stop Movin’, Bring It All Back, and Never Had A Dream Come True.
Cattermole was in a long-term relationship with bandmate Hannah Spearritt. In 2002, he left the group and rejoined his former rock band, Skua.
Fuller was among those who paid tribute following the announcement of Cattermole’s demise.
“Paul was a guiding light for a generation of fans of pop music, and he will be sorely missed,” he said. We are all startled and distressed by this news.
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