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Louise Redknapp

Louise Elizabeth Redknapp(néeNurding;born 4 November 1974), professionally known asLouise,is an English singer, dancer and media personality. She was a member ofEternal,anR&Bgirl group which debuted in 1993 with their quadruple-platinum studio albumAlways & Forever.In 1995, she departed from the group for a solo career. Aside from music, Redknapp has presented several television shows and was a judge on the UK version ofSo You Think You Can Dance.She was married to the English formerfootballerJamie Redknapp.In 2016, Redknapp reached the final in thefourteenth seriesofBBC One'sStrictly Come Dancing.Redknapp's memoir entitledYou've Got This: And Other Things I Wish I Had Knownwas released in 2021.[1]

Louise Redknapp
Redknapp at theBAFTA Awards2009
Born
Louise Elizabeth Nurding

(1974-11-04)4 November 1974(age 50)
Lewisham,London, England
Other namesLouise
Alma materItalia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts
Occupations
  • Singer
  • media personality
  • dancer
  • actress
  • television presenter
Spouse
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(m.1998;div.2017)​
Children2
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
Years active1992–present
Labels
Formerly ofEternal
Websitelouiseofficial.co.uk

Redknapp has released four studio albums:Naked(1996),Woman in Me(1997),Elbow Beach(2000) and, following a 17-year hiatus from recording,Heavy Love(2020). Redknapp'sGreatest Hitswas released on 2 June 2023 and contains reimagined versions of her past singles plus five new songs. As of 2023, Redknapp has sold over 5 million records in the UK and 15 million records worldwide.

Early life and education

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Redknapp was born Louise Elizabeth Nurding in Lewisham, London.[2]Her father was a builder and her mother worked atGatwick Airport.[3]Redknapp and her two younger brothers grew up inEltham,London, andOxted,Surrey. She describes herself as having come from a single-parent family with her mother.[4]

At the age of 11, Redknapp won a scholarship[4]to theItalia Conti Academy of Theatre Artsin London, where she met her future Eternal colleagueKéllé Bryanon her first day.[5]

Career

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1989–1995: Career beginnings and Eternal

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While out clubbing at the age of 15, Redknapp met the music manager Oliver Smallman ofFirst Avenue Management,who was forming an all-girl group.[3][6]She subsequently introduced Denis to Kéllé Bryan.[6][7]Kéllé and Redknapp, together with sisters Easther andVernie Bennett,formed the band Eternal in 1992.[6]The group performed R&B, and recorded a number of hits during the 1990s.[8]Eternal's debut single "Stay"entered the UK charts at number sixteen and climbed to number four.[2]Redknapp left the group in 1995 to pursue a solo career,[9]amid unsubstantiated rumours that she was forced to leave because a radio station in the United States dedicated toblack musicwould not promote the racially mixed group.[10]Redknapp says that she left because she was miserable and homesick.[4]

1995–1997:NakedandWoman in Me

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In late 1995, Redknapp signed a record deal with First Avenue management and EMI Records. Now professionally known simply as "Louise", her debut solo single was the orchestral ballad "Light of My Life"(which reached number eight on the UK charts). Her second solo release,"In Walked Love"(previously a hit from theself-titled 1992 albumby the dance/pop groupExposé), fared less well and missed the UK top ten. However, Redknapp's third single, "Naked",turned things around and became her biggest hit to date, peaking at number five in the UK. Redknapp's debut solo album, also entitledNaked,was subsequently released in 1996 on the back of the single's success. The album received lukewarm reviews,[citation needed]but nevertheless peaked at number seven on the UK Albums Chart. It was later certified Platinum by the BPI for over 400,000 copies sold in the UK alone and over a million copies worldwide. Two further singles were released: "Undivided Love"(UK No. 5) and"One Kiss from Heaven"(UK No. 9).

In 1997, Redknapp returned with the single "Arms Around the World",which reached number four in the UK. Her second solo album,Woman in Me,peaked at number five in the UK and went on to gain platinum status in the UK and sold over a million units worldwide. The album also made an impact across Europe, charting in a number of countries. To support and celebrate the success of the album, Redknapp embarked on a UK-wide 'sell-out' arena tour of over twenty dates, including Wembley Arena. "Let's Go Round Again"(a cover of a song bythe Average White Band) was the second single released from the album, which reached number ten. She was voted "Sexiest Woman in the World" by the readers ofSKY Magazinein 1997.[11]

1998–2001:Elbow BeachandChanging Faces

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At the start of 1998, Redknapp's career was at a high point: her second album had gone platinum, she was on the cover of magazines such asSmash HitsandGQ,and she had been voted Sexiest Woman in the World by the readers ofFHMmagazine.

In 1998, Redknapp focused on making what she described[citation needed]as her "most personal album to date",Elbow Beach,released in 2000. Redknapp was more involved in the process of this album than her previous two, co-writing all 12 tracks and co-producing most of them.

The lead single fromElbow Beach,the R&B-styled "2 Faced"went straight into the charts at number three, and became Redknapp's highest-charting single. Despite initial hype and critical praise, total sales forElbow Beachwere weaker than the previous two productions, and the album peaked at number twelve.

AfterElbow Beachwas released, Redknapp had one album left on her five-album deal with EMI (including Eternal'sAlways and Forever). In 2001, the label decided to release a greatest hits compilation, incorporating all of her top ten hit singles (including those she had performed with Eternal), calledChanging Faces – The Best of Louise.The collection featured three new tracks, including a cover ofFive Star's 1987 hit "The Slightest Touch".The album peaked at number nine in the UK, and she embarked on the second solo tour of her career.

EMI later released a second greatest hits album entitledFinest Moments,with a slightly different track listing.

2002–2016: Music hiatus

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In 2002, Redknapp signed a £1.5 million contract[citation needed]with her manager Oliver Smallman's Positive Records (a division ofUniversal Music) to record her fourth solo album. The album was due for release in 2004 alongside the single "Bounce Back". However, due to the singer becoming pregnant with her son Charley, the album was never released. The only single released from the album was the double A-side"Pandora's Kiss" / "Don't Give Up",which peaked at number five and raised money for Tickled Pink/Breast Cancer Care.The unreleased album saw Redknapp work with the likes of Sylvia Bennett Smith and Marc 'M2E' Smith,Mark Hilland Pete Martin. The album would also have included Redknapp's first duet with boy band3rd Wishon the track "Don't Ever Change". In the July 2004 edition ofFHMmagazine, Redknapp was named the "Sexiest Woman of the Decade".[12][13]

2017–present:Heavy LoveandGreatest Hits

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In August 2017, Redknapp posted a picture of herself in the recording studio on herInstagramaccount, showing that she had been working on new music. On 13 September 2017, Redknapp revealed she would be returning to the music industry by announcing her first live show in more than 15 years at Under The Bridge in London on 22 December 2017. Titled 'Intimate & Live', the show had enough demand for tickets selling out in under 5 minutes, leading promoters and Redknapp to announce additional dates for January 2018 in Manchester, Glasgow, and Birmingham.[citation needed]On 1 February 2018, Warner/Chappell UK confirmed Redknapp had signed a deal with them to release new material later in the year.[14]In February 2019, Redknapp announced she had signed a global record deal with ADA / Warner Music. On 25 March 2019, Redknapp announced that her fourth solo albumHeavy Lovewould be released on 18 October 2019. The lead single, "Stretch", was released on 26 March 2019 to critical acclaim. She then released follow-up singles "Lead Me On", "Small Talk", "Breaking Back Together", "Not the Same" and "Hurt" as a bonus single after announcingHeavy Lovewas to be pushed back to a 2020 release.

On 10 November 2022, Redknapp released the single "Super Magic".[15][16][17]In an interview withFaultmagazine, Redknapp shared, "I wanted to make music I loved rather than just ticking a box for what worked in the industry. I think I’ve forever had to fight to prove myself [...] I’m still fighting to prove myself. I feel that the hardest hurdle is to keep on knocking down those doors to prove myself."[18]"Super Magic" is Redknapp's first release underBMG.[19]It debuted at number 89 on the UK Official Singles Downloads Chart Top 100 on 18 November 2022.[20]

On 12 January 2023, Redknapp announced that herGreatest Hitscollection, spanning thirty years in the music industry, would be released in June 2023. The compilation will contain five new songs, including a cover ofJanet Jackson's 1997 single "Together Again".[21][22][23]In the same month, Louise revealed she had been cast as Teen Angel in the summer 2023 production ofGrease.[24]Louise released reimagined versions of her singles "Just A Step From Heaven" and "Naked" as promotional singles from herGreatest Hitscompilation.[25][26]Her single "High Hopes" was released on 27 April 2023.[27]On 1 June 2023, Louise performed in concert at the Shepherd's Bush Empire;[28][29]Michelle Gayleappeared as a guest and former Eternal bandmateKéllé Bryanmade a surprise appearance on stage to perform 1994 single "Crazy".[30]Louise's compilation albumGreatest Hitswas released on 2 June 2023.[31]

On 15 September 2023, Louise released theLil' Louextended play, which featured five previously-unreleased songs originally recorded for her 2000 albumElbow Beach;[32][33][34]the EP debuted and peaked at number 73 on the UK Albums Downloads Chart one week later.[35]

On 25 September 2023, it was reported that Redknapp and her former bandmate Kéllé Bryan had pulled out of a purportedEternalreunion tour scheduled for 2024 after a row occurred because their former bandmates, sisters Easther andVernie Bennett,purportedly refused to play at LGBTQ and Pride events over objections that the trans community had “hijacked” Pride.[36]Eternal's original manager, Denis Ingoldsby defended the sisters Easther and Vernie by stating the sisters have supported the LGBT community and played at many events.[37]Ingoldsby stated “Louise [and her team] have misrepresented the facts to suit their own agenda, ‘thrown [the Bennett sisters] under the bus’, and are trying to get founding members Easther and Vernie cancelled. He stated “the girls loved playing Pride”. "Vernie said she had some concerns about the Pride movement being hijacked - and she is not alone - but this has been weaponised against her"[38]

Television career

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On television, Redknapp has presented editions ofSMTV Live,CD:UK,Soccer Aid:Extra Time,This Morning,three series of the revivedThe Clothes ShowforUKTV Style,and in March 2007 the controversial documentaryThe Truth About Size ZeroforITV.[39][40][41]

Louise Redknapp has been seen as the face of a number ofadvertisingcampaigns: the "Safe and White" campaign forBoots,Flora's "Omega 3" products,BootsandBT.She became brand ambassador forOrbit gumin 2007[42]and a model forAvon.In autumn 2007, Redknapp was unveiled as the new face ofTriumphlingerie for 2007, 2008 and 2009. In November 2008, her family was also unveiled as theWiiFamily for a Christmas 2008 advertising campaign, followed by The Louise Redknapp Wii Fit Campaign in March 2009. In 2010, Louise and Jamie Redknapp fronted a new campaign by Thomas Cook promoting their holidays on TV and throughout the media.

In 2009, Louise Redknapp filmed a follow-up documentaryThe Truth About Super Skinny Pregnanciesdisplaying the pressures on women to stay in shape during and after their pregnancies. Later that year in September 2009, Redknapp presentedThe Farmer Wants a WifeforFive,a relaunch of a series that originally appeared onITVin 2001.[43]In 2009, Redknapp was also announced as the face of online fashion retailer Fashion Union. The following year in January 2010, Redknapp took over as the full-time presenter of theBBCSunday morning programmeSomething for the Weekendfor two years.[44]

Redknapp was a judge on the UK version ofSo You Think You Can Dance,broadcast onBBC One.[45]In 2011, Redknapp made her acting debut alongsideRay Winstoneas Diana Smith in the feature filmThe Hot Potato.Redknapp had a cosmetic range named Wild About Beauty, which she launched with make-up artist Kim Jacob;[46]which she sold in 2017.

On 15 August 2016, Redknapp was announced as a contestant for thefourteenth series ofStrictly Come Dancing.[47]She reached the 2016 finals with professional dancerKevin Clifton.[48]In April 2018, Redknapp made her radio debut, guest-presenting two evening shows onHeart,on Sunday 8 April and Sunday 15 April.[49]On 23 October 2018, Redknapprecordedherself narratingRoald Dahl'sThe Enormous Crocodilefor anaudio cassetterelease.

In May 2021, Redknapp appeared onThe Masked Dancermasked as Flamingo. She was the second celebrity to be unmasked.[50][51]That same month, Redknapp appeared on the first series of BBC game showI Can See Your Voice,performing "Let's Go Round Again".[52][53][54]

Other endeavours

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In 2003, Redknapp published amagazinecalledIcon,aimed solely at professional sports stars and celebrities with then-husband Jamie Redknapp and former footballerTim Sherwood.They later sold the magazine to another publisher.

Personal life

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Louise Nurding married football playerJamie Redknappat a ceremony inBermudaon 29 June 1998.[55][56]They have two sons.[57]Prior to giving birth to her first son, Louise Redknapp suffered fromendometriosiswhich was treated with laser surgery.[58]The couple confirmed in September 2017 that they had separated.[59]A family court in central London granted adecree nisifor divorce after 19 years of marriage on 29 December 2017.[60]

In 2003, Louise Redknapp's single "Pandora's Kiss" / "Don't Give Up", was released to raise money for Breast Cancer Care's "Tickled Pink" campaign.[61]She also participated in a celebrity edition ofThe Apprenticein 2008, to raise money for charity.[62]Redknapp organised a charity sale of celebrity designer clothes at the London department storeSelfridgesfor the charity Mothers4Children in November 2009.[63]

Discography

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Studio albums

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List of studio albums, with selected details, chart positions and certifications
Title Album details Peak chart positions Certifications
UK
[64] 		FRA
[65] 		NLD
[66] 		SCO
[67]
Naked 7 — — 16
Woman in Me
  • Released: 6 October 1997
  • Label: EMI
  • Format: CD, cassette, digital download, streaming
 5 65 76 11
Elbow Beach
  • Released: 31 July 2000
  • Label: EMI
  • Format: CD, cassette, digital download, streaming
 12 — — 23
Heavy Love
  • Released: 17 January 2020
  • Label:Warner,Lil Lou
  • Format: CD,LP,cassette, digital download, streaming
 11 — — 6

Compilation albums

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List of compilation albums, with selected details, chart positions and certifications
Title Year Chart positions Certifications
UK
[71]
Changing Faces – The Best of Louise
  • Released: 10 September 2001
  • Label:Parlophone
  • Format: CD, digital download
 9
Finest Moments
  • Released: 23 December 2002
  • Label: Parlophone
  • Format: CD, digital download
 —
Greatest Hits
  • Released: 2 June 2023[73]
  • Label:BMG
  • Format: CD, streaming, digital download
 11

Extended plays

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List of compilation albums, with selected details, chart positions and certifications
Title Year Chart positions
UK Digital
Lil' Lou
  • Released: 15 September 2023
  • Label: Tag8; BMG
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
 73[74]

Singles

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List of singles, showing year, selected chart positions and album
Title Year Chart positions Album
UK
[64] 		AUS
[75] 		FRA
[65] 		IRL
[76] 		NLD
[66] 		SCO
[77]
"Light of My Life" 1995 8 — — 18 — 11
Naked
"In Walked Love" 1996 17 — — — — 22
"Naked" 5 70 — — — 7
"Undivided Love" 5 — — — — 7
"One Kiss from Heaven" 9 — — — — 13
"Arms Around the World" 1997 4 — — — 95 9
Woman in Me
"Let's Go Round Again" 10 — 30 — 70 8
"All That Matters" 1998 11 — — — — 13
"2 Faced" 2000 3 — — 13 — 4
Elbow Beach
"Beautiful Inside" 13 — — — — 17
"Stuck in the Middle with You" 2001 4 — — 44 — 3
Changing Faces – The Best of Louise
"Pandora's Kiss/Don't Give Up" 2003 5 — — — — 5
Non-album single
"Stretch"[78] 2019 — — — — — —
Heavy Love
"Lead Me On"[79] — — — — — —
"Breaking Back Together" — — — — — —
"Not the Same"[80] — — — — — —
"Hammer"[81] — — — — — —
"Super Magic"[82] 2022 —[a] — — — — —
Greatest Hits
"High Hopes" 2023 — — — — —

Promotional singles

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List of promotional singles
Song Year Album
"Small Talk"[83] 2019 Heavy Love
"Hammer" 2019
"Just a Step from Heaven(Reimagined) " 2023 Greatest Hits
"Naked (Reimagined)"

Tours

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  • Soft & Gentle No Sweat Tour (1997)
  • Changing Faces Tour (2001)
  • Heavy Love Tour (2020)

Awards and nominations

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Awards and nominations received by Louise Redknapp
Award Year Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
Brit Awards 1997 British Female Solo Artist Herself Nominated [84]
1998 Nominated [85]
NME Awards 1998 Best Solo Artist Nominated [86]
Most Desirable Person Won
1999 The Pop Personality You Would Most Like To Be Marooned On A Desert Island With Won
Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 1996 Best Female Singer Won [87]
Best Album Naked Nominated
Best Album Cover Nominated
2000 Most Fanciable Female Herself Nominated [88]
Best Dressed Female Nominated

Notes

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  1. ^"Super Magic" did not enter the Official UK Top 100 Chart, but peaked at number 89 on the UK Official Singles Downloads Chart Top 100 and 96 in the UK Official Singles Sales Chart on 18 November 2022.[20]

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