Emma Lee Bunton (brought into the world 12 April 2019) is an English vocalist, musician, performing artist, and radio and TV moderator. She is an individual from the young lady bunch the Zest Young ladies shaped during the 1990s, and in which Bunton was nicknamed Child Flavor. In 2013, she started as a radio moderator on the Heart Breakfast Show in London with Jamie Theakston and displaying her very own show on Sunday nighttimes. She left the morning meal appear in 2019.

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Tracks Listing:

1 Baby Please Don’t Stop
2 I Wish I Could Have Loved You More*
3 Too Many Teardrops
4 I Only Want to Be with You* (Ft. Will Young)
5 Don’t Call Me Baby*
6 You’re All I Need to Get By (Ft. Jade Jones)
7 Come Away with Me* (Ft. Josh Kumra)
8 Emotion*
9 2 Become 1* (Ft. Robbie Williams)
10 Here Comes the Sun*

The couple separated from when Emma was 11 years of age, after which Emma would invest most of her energy with her mom.

She went to class at St. Theresa's Elementary School, yet it was her additional curricular exercises at the Sylvia Youthful Performance center School in Marylebone where Emma found what was an energy and ability for music and move.

In 1994 Emma joined the all female singing gathering 'Contact,' supplanting Michelle Stephenson. Contact would change their name to the 'Zest Young ladies' not long after, and from that point the rest is history.

The 'Flavor Young ladies' rapidly turned into a worldwide pop marvel. They would proceed to sell a large number of their three studio collections, with the initial two collections – Flavor and Zest World achieving number 1 in the UK, to add to the nine number 1 singles they accomplished. Flavor World was additionally the name of their element film.

All the Zest Young ladies had monikers, Emma was given the name 'Infant' Flavor, as she was the most youthful part/infant of the gathering and her amazingly energetic appearance.

In 1998, the Zest Young ladies turned into a four piece bunch after the takeoff of prominent part Geri Halliwell, also called 'Ginger Zest'.

After two years, the gathering discharged their third studio collection titled 'Perpetually,' which neglected to produce a similar measure of business accomplishment as their two past collections. Given their diminishing accomplishment as a gathering and maybe persuaded by Halliwell's developing solo profession – the four outstanding Zest Young ladies chose to disband and each go their different ways as solo craftsmen. (They would change quickly for a gathering visit in 2007 and a 2012 London Olympic opening function execution).

Frankly, all individuals from the Zest Young ladies had started to get their feet wet as solo craftsmen before the separation of the band in 2001. In 1999 Emma Bunton worked together with the English band Tin Out to record a front of the melody "What I Am" (initially recorded by Eddie Brickell and New Bohemians).

On account of Bunton's star control. the single achieved number 2 in the graphs and would proceed to sell in excess of 220,000 duplicates. This was by a wide margin the greatest hit in the vocation of the generally dark English band 'Tin Out.' The tune went on to being remixed by K-Warren highlighting Richie Dan, so the Infant of the gathering even got included inside this now exemplary period of UK carport music.

That year a TV program was publicized on European VH1 just titled "Emma," which saw her displaying to the camera different video's from the hit-producers of the time. Jennifer Lopez et al.

Bunton's presentation solo collection, A Young lady Like Me, was discharged in April 2001 by Virgin Records. The collection appeared and topped at number four on the UK Collections Diagram. It was guaranteed gold by the English Phonographic Industry for deals more than 100,000 copies,[2] at last turning into the 147th smash hit collection in the UK for 2001.[3] The collection brought forth the UK and New Zealand number-one single "What Took You Such a long time?", just as the main five singles "What I Am" and "Blow My Mind" and the best 20 single "We're Not Going to Rest Today around evening time".

Bunton's second studio collection, Free Me, was discharged in February 2004 through 19 Amusement. Four singles were taken from it: "Free Me", "Possibly", "I'll Be There" and "Crickets Sing for Anamaria". The collection was likewise discharged in the US, and a portion of the singles affecting upon the US move outlines.

After the arrival of her third studio collection, Life in Mono, Bunton rejoined with the Zest Young ladies in 2007 for a universal visit and most prominent hits collection. From 2003 to 2012 Bunton had a common job on the BBC parody arrangement Completely Remarkable. She performed at the 2012 Summer Olympics shutting service on 12 August 2012 with The Flavor Young ladies. This would be the last time that the band would execute as a quintet. Since 2018, Bunton has rejoined as the Zest Young ladies with Geri Halliwell, Melanie C and Mel B.

Bunton's TV appearances incorporate being a judge on the ITV superstar skating show Moving on Ice (2010– 2011) and diversion arrangement Your Face Sounds Commonplace (2013). Also, she voices the character Muhimu in the UK form of the scene "The Mbali Fields Relocation" of Disney Junior's arrangement The Lion Watchman.