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Louise Redknapp has pulled out of a huge tour after her Eternal bandmates Easther and Vernie Bennett reportedly refused to play at LGBT festivals, including Pride - however, Vernie has now spoken out against the damaging claims

Eternals original manager Denis Ingoldsby accuses Louise Redknapp of "totally misrepresenting the situation" after it was claimed Vernie and Easther Bennett refused to play LGBTQ events.

Eternal paved the way for the successes of the Spice Girls and Girls Aloud, with a debut album Always & Forever that became the first by a female group to achieve more than a million sales in the UK

‘Loose Women’ star Kéllé Bryan also reportedly pulled out of tour after bandmates ‘refused’ to play Pride events

The girl band - whose original members were Louise Redknapp, Easther and Vernie Bennett and Kelle Bryan - formed in 1992 and had hits including Stay, Always & Forever and I Wanna Be The Only One. 

The singer drops out of a tour amid accusations that two bandmates refused to play Pride events.

Pop group said to disagree over performing at LGBT festivals, with two members believing trans activists have hijacked gay community

Eternal's original manager Denis Ingoldsby backs Easther and Vernie Bennett but Louise's camp stand by their comments

Trump supporter Kari Lake was initially the biggest political name on the marquee until first-debate star Vivek Ramaswamy was added to the slate as keynote speaker at the hotel.

When tragedy strikes, sometimes the simplest and most effective response is for members of the community to band together and support one another. Such…