Rochelle Humes, Frankie Sandford and Una Foden are all mothers, but they say that juggling parenthood with being in a famous group is no big deal.
Speaking to Digital Spy, Frankie, who is mum to 8-month-old son Parker, said: “You just make it work, really. It’s the same as any other working mum.”
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Frankie, who is set to marry her footballer partner Wayne Bridge this year, added that the group’s mothers never feel torn between their children and the music.
She continued: “There’s a lot of help from other people, but we’ve always been a family-orientated band, so we never feel like we have to choose between the two. We’re really lucky.”
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Frankie’s band mate Rochelle Humes, who has daughter Alaia-Mai with JLS singer Marvin, said that she wouldn’t mind if her children wanted to pursue the same kind of career as their parents.
She said: “[They can do] whatever they want to do. They’re so young and it’s such an early stage, but whatever they want to do, we’ll support them.”
Frankie, Rochelle and Una – along with other memebers Vanessa White and Mollie King – are gearing up for the release of their greatest hits album and supporting tour.
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While the announcement of the collection album sparked fears of a split among fans, the band have dismissed this and said they will be sticking around.
Speaking earlier this year, Frankie said: “It’s more like a massive celebration for us. We’ve been together seven years and [are about to release] our 17th single and this just felt like natural progression for us. It’s more like a celebration of the fact we’ve had 17 hit singles.”
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