Mar 16, 2007 • 1 min read

Jo O'Meara shows her face

Jo O'Meara made her first public appearance since Big Brother at a Comic Relief gala performance, and said she hopes the race row will now move on.

Former S-Clubber Jo O'Meara attended a gala performance of The New Statesman stage show in aid of Comic Relief recently, and according to reports, it was the first time she had made a public appearance since Big Brother ended and left millions with the impression that she's a shocking racist. Apparently. I don't know what she did, or said, because I didn't see the show, so I don't think I'm really in a position to judge.

On her way in she told reporters: "Comic Relief has always been important to me, it's something I've always done, as a band with S Club, and while solo. It's a nice thing to get involved with."

The singer also added that she hoped the Big Brother race row had now run its course, saying: "I think it's time for me to move on, and concentrate on getting back to work, and I hope the public will feel the same way. I've apologised, I've said sorry if I offended anybody, but nothing racist went on in the house - it was bad editing."

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