Jenny Frost

Jenny Frost, Atomic Kitten. 5 million records for the suits, plenty of pop tunes for the ladies, three hot girls for the boys, their own racing teams and a BHS clothing line for the kids. A roaring global success in a market stuffed with failures, a formula that worked so well they could take a break from it knowing they had a guaranteed platform for solo success.



A brave move you might say, but then as any of you who know her will agree, Jenny Frost never was one to shy away from a challenge. ‘The ultimate girl band member’ according to boys’ bible Arena, ‘stunning’ said the style svengalis at Elle and ‘the cool Kitten’ to quote ES magazine. Jenny’s already a star, that much we know, but she’s continuing to shine brighter than ever.



After a brief stab at stardom with girl band Precious, Jenny spent three and a half years at the very top with the Kittens before all 3 took a break to go it alone. ‘We were all a bit in shock when Tash decided to stop to have her babies but secretly I think we all wanted to do our own thing at some stage,’ says Jen. ‘I love everything about Atomic Kitten, but I was definitely ready to sing my own songs and write for me. We still gig occasionally (most recently their biggest show to date for Nokia on New Year’s Eve 2006/7 in Hong Kong) and we meet up all the time so it’s the best of both worlds.



Jenny’s been non stop busy with her TV commitments, DJ tours, solo gigs and her number 1 club single “Crash Landing” but remember that she never was your stereo typical pop princess. Yes, she had Topshop and every other high street store clawing at her dressing room door, but equally excited about clothing her were Christian Dior and Dolce & Gabanna – not people to give their blessing lightly. In fact, fashionistas everywhere knew that Jenny had what it took to be a leading lady in the industry. That’s why Premier modelling agency (home to Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington) snapped her up and Vogue, InStyle and Tatler all booked her for fashion shoots.



Although she’s been the face (and body) of so many fashion shoots, let’s not forget she’s still the same girl we all know so well. Effortlessly stylish, naturally friendly and always the Kitten to have her band mates giggling.



Jen’s now forging ahead with her TV career, following numerous guest presenting slots on everything from MTV Awards shows to CDUK she has added to her appeal with in depth documentaries such as “My Breasts and I” for the BBC, mixed it with the insects on “I’m a Celebrity” and taken the boys on in “The Race”. Now presenting the massively popular makeunder show Snog Marry Avoid Jen has firmly established herself as a popular TV presenter.



Jen became a Mum to gorgeous son Caspar in October 2007 and with the full help of partner Dom combines motherhood with her TV career.



JENNY FROST MUSIC

iTunes • Amazon UK • Amazon



ATOMIC KITTEN MUSIC

iTunes • Amazon UK • Amazon • HMV UK • 7Digital



Adult Season returns filming their stories about becoming an adult



"Following the success of last year's Adult Season, the season returns to BBC Three this summer with a host of new and returning programmes exploring the pressures on young people to grow up quickly, and what it means to be an adult."



In the My Mum and Me series we explore people's relationships with their mothers, Baby Beauty Queens returns as a six-part series and Young Dumb and Living Off Mum and Underage and Pregnant are both back again. You can also watch thought-provoking documentaries like Alice and Her Six Dads and The Blind Me.



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