B*Witched star Edele Lynch shared a jaw-dropping moment her bandmate flashed a crowd of fans.
The Irish nineties girl group, who have made a resurgence in recent years, consists of of twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch, Lindsay Armaou and Sinéad O’Carroll.
During an exclusive chat with Daily Star, Edele opened up about a hilarious stage mishap her pal Lindsay suffered from back in the day. Edele said: “I don’t remember what show it was but it was in New York and it was a pre-recorded TV show.
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“Lyndsay’s boob fell out of her top and she was mortified afterwards, but she was super lucky because she wasn’t caught on camera at the time. They were recording one of the others, so we were super lucky with that.”
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We also asked Edele whether she had any career regrets, to which she responded: “I don’t do regrets in my life actually. I’m sure if I looked back from the beginning to the end there’s there’s so many different things that we could do or different paths that we could take. But no, I don’t do regret anything.”
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Edele, 44, also confessed that she was not able to do one simple task when the band parted ways in 2002 after five years of top chart fame. The singer said: “It was just silly things because we were young when we started it all and everything of what we were was built within this business,” she explained. “It was mostly the food shopping for me, other than obviously losing your sense of self afterwards, because it was all wrapped up in work and a busy schedule.”
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Edele also added that they group were able to finally return to a sense of normality after they parted ways which led to a lot of reflection. She added: “We had a lot of time on our hands to figure out who we were [after the break-up] and it was odd, and it was strange to do that.
“Everyone else were teenagers getting to know themselves, getting to know their friends and doing nights out et cetera. But for us, we were actually building a business, building work and building who we were for that project.”
Bewitched played at Superboxx with Eternal, Phats and Small and Rozalla on Sat 6th July part of Rochester Castle Live event which also featured Kaiser Chiefs on July 5th and UB40 feat Ali Campbell on Sunday 7th July in the Castle grounds.
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