Frankie Bridge has revealed her regrets about the financial mismanagement of her earnings during her pop star days. The former S Club Juniors member, who later found success with The Saturdays, admitted to feeling remorseful for not saving any money from her lucrative music career. In a candid conversation on the Big Fish podcast with Spencer Matthews, Frankie shared how her parents’ hands-off approach to her finances, coupled with her own lack of financial foresight, led to her current situation of having nothing left from her pop celebrity wealth.

Reflecting on her past financial decisions, Frankie acknowledged that despite having control over her earnings at a young age and being entrusted with personal banking privileges, she failed to prioritize savings or investments. She mentioned that although she received guidance on investing small amounts, the lack of financial responsibilities like mortgage or bills at the time made her overlook the importance of saving for the future. Frankie also mentioned her brief solo music career after S Club Juniors, where she struggled to find her identity in the music industry.

Despite initial reservations, Frankie eventually joined The Saturdays, where she found success alongside bandmates Rochelle Humes, Una Healy, Mollie King, and Vanessa White. Currently, Frankie is focused on her role as a mother to her son Parker, from her marriage to footballer Wayne Bridge, and as a stepmother to Wayne’s son Jaydon. Throughout her journey in the music industry and personal life, Frankie has opened up about her struggles with depression and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of mental health awareness.

In recent years, Frankie’s priorities have shifted towards family life, and she continues to navigate the challenges of balancing her career with motherhood. Her story serves as a reminder of the importance of financial planning and wise decision-making, especially in the unpredictable world of show business.