A singer who rose to fame in one of the most famous girl groups of the 90s has wished her daughter a happy 27th birthday.
Taking to Instagram on Thursday, the hitmaker shared a stunning photo of her daughter sporting a red long-sleeved crop top.
The 27-year-old, whose name is Lilyella, also sported a pair of dark blue jeans and stylish sunglasses.
Alongside the post, the star wrote: ‘Happy birthday my beautiful baby. I love you.’
The brunette bears a strong resemblance to her mother who, along with her bandmates, has had five number one singles in the UK.
But can you guess who Lilyella’s famous mother is?
A singer who rose to fame in one of the most famous girl groups of the 90s has wished her daughter a happy 27th birthday – but can you guess who her famous mother is?
That’s right, she is the daughter of All Saints star Melanie Blatt.
Lilyella is Melanie’s only child from her relationship with former Jamiroquai bassist Stuart Zender, 46.
The couple split following an eight-year romance in 2005 after he reportedly spent time working away in Los Angeles.
Over the years, Lilyella liked to transform her appearance quite a bit and has shown off various different looks on social media.
She has previously sported, blonde and pink hair and seems to have a fascination with vampires and gothic culture if her social media is anything to go by.
It appears Lilyella prefers to keep a low profile these days as she has stopped sharing photos of herself online in recent years, preferring instead to showcase art and photography.
Melanie recently joked she’ll forever have beef with the Spice Girls after fans claimed she is ‘bitter’ over their rival band’s success.
That’s right, she is the daughter of All Saints star Melanie Blatt
Alongside the post, Melanie wrote: ‘Happy birthday my beautiful baby. I love you’ (pictured together in 2021)
The singer appeared on Sunday Brunch with hosts Simon Rimmer and Tim Lovejoy where they discussed the BBC’s new documentary Girlbands Forever.
In the recent documentary, Melanie expressed frustration that All Saints had worked hard for years, only for the ‘manufactured’ Spice Girls to ‘blow up so quickly’.
All Saints was made up of Melanie alongside Shaznay Lewis, Nicole Appleton and Natalie Appleton.
Discussing the rivalry between the two former bands, Melanie touched on how fans claimed she ‘comes across bitter’.
She shared: ‘A lot of them are saying “you come across as bitter,”‘ before pausing and announcing: ‘I am.’
Melanie and the hosts began laughing as she continued: ‘I am bitter. I’m bitter and I’m jealous.’
The former pop star then went on to share how she has a really close friendship with Emma Bunton, despite the fact they were in competing girlbands.
She continued: ‘I love Emma, she’s a good mate.’
Melanie recently joked she’ll forever have beef with the Spice Girls after fans claimed she is ‘bitter’ over their rival band’s success (pictured in 2023)
In the documentary Girlbands Forever, Melanie expressed frustration that All Saints had worked hard for years, only for the ‘manufactured’ Spice Girls to ‘blow up so quickly’
Melanie continued: ‘Mel C I know a little bit and she’s amazing. It was more the concept of having music and selling crisps and lollipops and stuff like that that I had a problem with.’
‘We worked so hard, even being called a girlband it felt like a dirty word to us because we just wanted to be a band. We didn’t want to have to be put into this box or that box.’
She concluded: ‘I did have a major problem. I’ll have beef until I die with them. I will.’
Talking about the Spice Girls’ success, she says: ‘I genuinely had a problem with them, all the years of work we’d put in and then they just came out and blew up so quickly.
‘And were obviously manufactured. The band was made for a purpose.’
All Saints were together until 2001 and reunited between 2001 and 2006. Then again between 2008 and 2022.
Some of their best songs include Never Ever, Black Coffee, Under The Bridge, All Hooked Up and Bootie Call.
