S Club Current Members: Where the Pop Icons Are Today
The British pop phenomenon S Club 7 captured the hearts of millions in the late 1990s and early 2000s with catchy hooks, vibrant choreography, and a television series that showcased their friendship. While the group officially disbanded in 2003, fans still wonder about the lives of the remaining members. Below is an up‑to‑date look at the S Club current members, their recent projects, and how the legacy of the bubblegum pop era lives on.
Original Line‑up at a Glance
Before diving into the present, it helps to remember who made up the original seven:
- Rachel Stevens
- Jo O'Meara
- Paul Cattermole (deceased)
- Bradley McIntosh
- Jon Lee
- Hannah Spearritt
- Tina Barrett
Only five of these members are still alive and active in the public eye. The term “current members” therefore refers to those who continue to pursue music, acting, or other creative ventures after the group’s split.
Where Are the S Club Current Members Now?
Rachel Stevens – Solo Star and Businesswoman
Rachel Stevens launched a successful solo career after S Club 7’s hiatus, scoring hits such as “Sweet Dreams My L.A. Girl.” In recent years she has focused on fashion and television presenting. Stevens regularly appears on UK talk shows, hosts fashion‑related segments, and runs a boutique line of accessories that reflects her iconic style. Though she has not released new music since the early 2010s, she remains a beloved figure in pop‑culture retrospectives.
Jo O'Meara – Stage Performer and Mentor
Jo O'Meara transitioned from pop stardom to musical theatre, starring in West End productions like We Will Rock You and Chicago. She also mentors young singers through workshops and online masterclasses, sharing insights from her time with S Club 7. O'Meara’s recent appearances on nostalgia‑focused TV programs have helped keep the group’s memory alive for a new generation.
Bradley McIntosh – Producer and DJ
Bradley “Brad” McIntosh moved behind the scenes, working as a music producer and DJ. He collaborates with emerging UK artists, often blending the bright pop sensibility of S Club with contemporary electronic sounds. McIntosh occasionally performs at retro‑themed club