Comic Relief: 90s band B*Witched’s fans ecstatic at performance

Comic Relief viewers went wild for ’90s girl band B*witched as they performed at the Red Nose Day fundraiser on Friday.

The Irish pop group, made up of twin sisters Edele, 43, and Keavy Lynch, 43, Lindsay Armaou, 44, and Sinéad O’Carroll, 49, were among the musical acts performing at the event television charity this year.

They were seen performing with dancers dressed in green four-leaf clover and Guinness beer outfits today, which was St Patrick’s Day, the traditional date of death for St Patrick, Ireland’s main patron saint.

Girl group B*witched left fans delighted when they appeared on screen, with some claiming they were ‘screaming’ and dancing around their living rooms.

Others noted that they looked as young as when they first rose to fame in 1998, while other devotees commented on their talent for dancing in high heels.

On Twitter, one person wrote: ‘Looking at #ComicRelief and #bewitched are acting, what kind of witch are they using, because they haven’t aged at all and just did an Irish jig in stilettos? I fall when I put on a single high-heeled shoe.

Someone else posted: ‘Haunted in Comic Relief! When I say that I SCREAM!!! #RedNoseDay #ComicRelief.’

‘I have reached the tragic peak. Doing the Haunted dance by myself at home in front of the TV in my pajamas!’ another viewer shared.

Someone else tweeted: “Living my best life for Bewitched, I’m not gonna lie.”

While another fan posted: ‘Bewitched, I was expecting both ‘Lucho and my dad’. They included it. Bright!’

Not sure #BeWitched sang that live in the past! Brilliant,’ another viewer shared.

B*Witched also wowed This Morning viewers with their youthful looks on Friday.

Sisters Edele, 43, and Keavy Lynch, 43, Lindsay Armaou, 44, and Sinéad O’Carroll, 49, joined daytime hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.

Viewers couldn’t believe the ‘timeless’ look of the pop star sisters and were delighted to see them back on screens.

One fan of the show tweeted: ‘How do the b*witched look better than they did 25 years ago?’ with another addition: ‘B*Witched look fucking awesome too. #this morning.’

During her time on the show, Alison said: ‘We’re joined by Edele, Keavy, Linsay and Sinead. You will know them better, as we all know them, as B*witched.

A clip of his iconic hit C’est La Vie played, after which, Dermot said: ‘Look at that. Seems like yesterday.

‘Seems like yesterday, but we look so young!’ the pop stars insisted.

Alison admitted: “I just looked at my article, the script, and it says ’25 years ago’, it all started. I was like ‘are you kidding me?’

‘You don’t even look 25! I’m serious. Oh really.’

Continuing, the TV host asked B*witched: ‘But what are the highlights? What have been your best moments?

Edele replied: ‘The highlight of 25 years? I think you have to be doing your own tour. Doing our own tour, you build the stage and write everything.

The band also confessed that they believe they have been together for 25 years because ‘unlike other bands’ they came together themselves, rather than being handpicked by a management team.

After chatting with Dermot and Alison, the group performed a rendition of C’est La Vie, much to the delight of the audience.

The Irish group is also known for other hits including Rollercoaster, To You I Belong, Blame It on the Weatherman and Champagne and Guinness.

B*witched have been friends since their teens and plan to celebrate the anniversary with a soon-to-be-announced tour.

In 2001, while the third album was being prepared, the girls received a phone call from their manager telling them that their record label had dropped them.

A year later, with no record deal in sight, Sinead left the band and The group officially broke up a year later before reuniting in 2012 for the ITV2 reality show The Big Reunion, and performing together ever since.