Fans of Hannah Spearritt, the beloved S Club 7 star, have reason to rejoice as she unveils exciting plans for her forthcoming memoir, “Facing the Music”. This deeply candid memoir promises an unfiltered glimpse into her life’s journey, from pop stardom to Primeval actress, and possible reality star as she’s one of the celebrities heavily rumoured for ITV1’s 16th series of Dancing On Ice.
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Signed Editions at Waterstones
To kick off the excitement, Hannah Spearritt has announced exclusive signed editions of her memoir, available at Waterstones. This special edition will undoubtedly become a cherished item for fans and book collectors alike.
Release Date Change
It’s important to note that the release date for “Facing the Music” has been rescheduled. Originally slated for October 2, 2023, the book will now hit the shelves on October 12, 2023. This change holds a significant connection to the S Club comeback tour titled “The Good Times Tour”.
S Club Comeback and Exit
October 12 marks the start of “The Good Times Tour”, a momentous event for S Club 7 fans. However, it’s not just the tour that has fans buzzing as it’s the same date as Hannah Spearrit’s tell-all book. She recently made headlines by exiting the group. This decision came in the wake of the tragic loss of her ex-boyfriend and fellow bandmate, Paul Cattermole.
Revealing the Unseen
Hannah Spearritt’s memoir promises to reveal the untold stories and emotions behind her exit from the group. Reports suggest that she was left out of the upcoming reunion tour, and apparently claims that Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara, Jon Lee, Rachel Stevens, and Tina Barrett have been ordered not to speak to her directly. This alleged snub came as a shock to Hannah, who was unaware of the tour plans being announced as a five-piece on social media.
“Facing the Music”
With 256 pages of heartfelt storytelling, “Facing the Music” is a journey through Hannah Spearritt’s experiences, mistakes, and loves that have defined her life. From the highs of pop stardom to the challenges of health struggles, this memoir leaves no stone unturned. It’s a deeply personal account of her friendships, fallouts, the joy of motherhood, and the heartbreaks she’s overcome.
Published by Renegade Books, an imprint from Dialogue, this memoir is Hannah Spearritt on her own terms—brave, honest, and profoundly inspirational. She’s eager to share her true self with the world, and “Facing the Music” promises to be a remarkable and revealing read.
Dancing On Ice rumours
While we don’t condone rumours here at Good Star Vibes, this one actually sounds plausible and could be a real reason as to why Hannah Spearritt has been left out of the S Club tour. According to The Sun, she “pushed back” on a few of the contract details while the other band members all said yes straight away. It’s possible that this whole thing could’ve had something to do with Dancing On Ice – as we all know how much a touring schedule can be all-consuming and if any of the rehearsal videos from Dancing On Ice is anything to go by, it’s clear the show is just as all-encompassing. We won’t fully find out until next month when ITV1 starts to reveal the cast.
In the meantime, we highly suggest you pre-order her book! Grab a signed copy from Waterstones or pre-order the hardback and ebook editions from wherever you buy your books, whether that’s Amazon, Hachette, WH Smith, or another book store altogether. Or, you can wait around for her announcement of in-store signed copies, although we aren’t sure when those details will be revealed, so grab the Waterstones Signed Edition while you still can.
Stay tuned for updates on store signings and exclusive editions as Hannah Spearritt’s memoir becomes a must-read for fans and anyone interested in the real story behind a pop star’s journey.
