Death of Paul Cattermole: he was to go back on stage with the S Club 7

S Club 7 lead singer Paul Cattermole died Thursday, April 6, at age 46. He had recently announced that he would be attending the group’s reunion. His family shared the news of his death on Friday, April 7.

Paul Cattermole died on Thursday April 6 at the age of 46, his family revealed. The British singer and actor, who was a member of S Club 7, was found at his home and the reason for his death is unknown. Police have confirmed he did not die under suspicious circumstances, reports The Guardian. The group published a statement on Friday, April 7, in which its members say they are “devastated” by the death of their “brother Paul”. “There are no words to describe the deep sadness and loss we all feel. We were so blessed to have him in our lives and we are grateful for the amazing memories we have.” he writes in the release.

The group, which enjoyed four number one songs in the UK, including Don’t Stop Movin’ And Bring It All Back, announced in February 2023 that it would reform to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Seven-member British pop group, S Club 7 was formed in 1998 by former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller. Paul Cattermole left the band in 2002 to form a metal band, called Skua, reports The Guardian. The group S Club 7 had reformed in 2015 for a tour and that of 2023 was scheduled for October.

Paul Cattermole had encountered some difficulties after the success of the group, with money problems on which he had confided. From 2001 to 2006, he was in a relationship with Hannah Spearritt, also a member of the group S Club 7. Paul Cattermole had been photographed walking outside in good spirits on Wednesday April 5, the day before his death, according to photos published by the DailyMail.