Natasha Hamilton's Financial Struggles & Atomic Kitten Comeback

0:00On this March 20th, here's what's making entertainment headlines. Natasha Hamilton, the 43-year-old former atomic kittin singer, shot to fame as a 16-year-old pop star. Back then, she got handed credit cards freely, which took her until her 30s to pay off. She's now opened up about her money woes, including a mental breakdown triggered by a massive tax bill after the ban success. She poured all her resources into launching her own record label Morphal Records last year. Starting at her toughest financial stretch yet, earlier setbacks pout on, like losing big and property during the 2007 crash and coming out of a divorce with nothing in 2013. These shruggles hit her family hard, leaving her and her husband homeless for seven months, bouncing between hotels and Airbnb's. Today they rent a home in Chester with their two-year-old daughter and her four kids from past relationships, age 23, 21, 15, and 11. These bounce back by working steadily and keeping tight control over her spending, paying

1:03off cards monthly. She stepped away from the ban in 2004 to handle postnatal depression, but says the good times outweighed the rough patches. Lately, after reuniting with bandmates for a BBC documentary last summer, Natasha Hintz a full atomic kittin comeback is an impossible, leaving fans. Helpful for more from the 90s girl group.