Keren Jane Woodward, a sultry and talented brunette singer/songwriter, was born on April 2, 1961, in Bristol, England.
Woodward's musical journey began at a young age, as she first met fellow musician Sarah Dallin at the tender age of five while attending St. George's School for Girls.
Classically trained, Keren briefly worked for the BBC before joining forces with Woodward and Siobhan Fahey to form the all-girl pop group Bananarama in 1979.
Throughout the 1980s, Bananarama enjoyed a remarkable succession of hit songs, including the iconic tracks "I Heard a Rumour," "Love in the First Degree," "Cruel Summer," and "Venus."
In 1988, Fahey left the group, and Jacquie O'Sullivan took her place, only to depart in 1991.
Despite the lineup changes, Woodward and Dallin continued to tour and record as a duo, solidifying their status as Bananarama.
In her personal life, Keren was once involved with model David Scott Evans, with whom she had a son named Thomas before parting ways.
As of August 2017, Woodward resides in London, England, having relocated from Cornwall after separating from her long-time partner Andrew Ridgeley, whom she met in the mid-1980s.
Throughout her illustrious career, Keren Jane Woodward has left an indelible mark on the music industry, and her legacy as a talented singer/songwriter and member of the iconic group Bananarama continues to inspire and entertain fans worldwide.
