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Eternal reveal plans to release their first new album in 30 years with a new member - after a trans rights row with ex-bandmate Louise Redknapp brought reunion plans to a halt
The sisters are preparing to return to the spotlight with a stellar comeback show at Scala in London on April 30, and are hoping to put together a new album in the coming months.
Eternal stars Vernie and Easther Bennett have revealed they are set to release new music for the first time in 27 years, after welcoming a new member to the band (pictured with Louise Redknapp and Kelle Bryan) Eternal's original manager Denis Ingoldsby furiously defended Easther and Vernie, who remain his clients, previously insisting they are 'devastated' and accusing Louise's team of misrepresenting details of a private email. Louise's publicist Simon Jones has stated that they stand by their previous comments, telling the publication: 'Denis Ingoldsby was not involved in the discussions about the Eternal reunion including all four members over the last two years.
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