Rachel Stevens
Rachel Stevens was born on 9 April 1978 in London.
When she was five, Rachel Stevens attended drama school. As a teenager, she won a modelling contest in Just 17.
Rachel came to wide public attention as a vocalist with S Club 7, which also featured Jo O'Meara. When the group broke-up in summer 2003, Stevens decided to go solo.
Rachel Stevens winning Glamour Magazine's 2005 Woman of the Year Award
In an interview on Top of The Pops, Rachel said:
"... Coming from a pop band, it has been a bit scary. I was always surrounded by six other friends for four and a half years and even though I've been doing performances and interviews all the time, it's scary doing it on your own..."
Funky Dory was released in September 2003. It featured her first single "Sweet Dreams My LA Ex", which according to Rachel Stevens' official website was "originally an imagined answer to Justin Timberlake's ‘Cry Me A River’"
In March 2005, Rachel Stevens released 'Negotiate With Love', which she explained to the Sunday Times:
"It's me saying to a boyfriend that he's been bad too many times and that I am not going to take it any more ..."
Rachel is keen on acting and has a cameo role in the forthcoming Deuce Bigalow film.
Rachel Stevens used to be engaged to actor Jeremy Edwards. In autumn 2006 it was reported that Rachel Stevens was dating Denise Van Outen's ex-boyfriend Oli Trevena.