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Jamie Roberts

Kimberley Walsh is 'sad' there are no new pop bands for youngsters to look up and aspire to

Kimberley Walsh has admitted she's sad at the lack of new bands currently breaking through in the music industry for youngsters to look up to.

The singer-turned-presenter, 40, burst onto the scene as part of Girls Aloud in 2002 and went on to become one of the UK's biggest girl bands of all time.

However, the Sound of The Underground singers split up almost a decade ago and following Little Mix's decision to go their separate ways, Kimberley believes there is a severe lack of new groups in the charts.

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