Eternal: Rise and Fall of a British Girl Group
Eternal, one of the biggest British girl groups of the 90s, formed in London in 1992 with original members Easther and Vernie Bennett, Louise Nurding (now Redknapp), and Kéllé Bryan.
Their debut album, Always & Forever, released in 1993, sold over a million copies in the UK, producing hit singles like 'Stay' and 'Just a Step from Heaven', establishing the group in the UK's R&B scene.
However, internal tensions and shifting career goals led to a complicated history, culminating in a public dispute that ended plans for a full reunion of the original line-up, prompting Louise Redknapp to quit the band.
Louise walked away from Eternal due to a bitter reunion row.
The group's history is marked by chart-topping hits and a tumultuous relationship between members.
Author's summary: Louise Redknapp quit Eternal due to a reunion dispute.
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