• Eternal was a British girl group formed in 1993, originally consisting of Easther Bennett, Vernie Bennett, Kéllé Bryan, and Louise Redknapp.
• Their debut album, ‘Always & Forever,’ released in 1993, included hits like ‘Stay’ and ‘Just a Step from Heaven,’ reaching multi-platinum status in the UK.
• Eternal won the BRIT Award for Best British Single in 1998 for their song ‘I Wanna Be the Only One,’ featuring BeBe Winans.
• The group has sold over 10 million records worldwide, making them one of the most successful girl groups of the 1990s.
• Eternal’s music is a blend of pop and R&B, and they are known for their vocal harmonies and emotional ballads.
• In 1997, Louise Redknapp left the group to pursue a solo career, leading to a change in the group’s dynamics and sound.
• The group reunited in 2013 for a one-off performance at the ‘Eternal: The Reunion’ concert in London, much to the delight of their fans.
• Eternal’s song ‘Power of a Woman’ was a hit single and is considered an anthem for female empowerment.
• The group has collaborated with notable songwriters and producers including Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.
• Eternal continues to have a loyal fan base and is often remembered for their influence on the UK pop and R&B scenes of the 1990s.
