Shirlie Holliman, born on April 18, 1962, in England, is a renowned pop singer who rose to fame as part of the multi-Platinum selling band Wham! She later formed the duo Pepsi & Shirlie with her close friend, Pepsi DeMacque.
Before her music career took off, Shirlie had dreams of becoming a horse riding instructor. However, her plans were put on hold due to a diagnosis of hay fever. Despite this setback, she found her true calling in music and went on to achieve great success in the industry.
Shirlie's introduction to the music world came when she and her then-boyfriend joined George Michael's early band. This collaboration eventually led to the formation of Wham!, catapulting Shirlie to stardom.
In addition to her musical endeavors, Shirlie found love in the arms of Martin Kemp, a member of the popular band Spandau Ballet. The couple tied the knot and have since enjoyed a happy and fulfilling marriage.
Throughout her career, Shirlie has lent her vocals to various projects, including providing backup vocals for Geri Halliwell's hit song "Bag it Up." Her talent and versatility as a singer have earned her widespread acclaim and recognition in the industry.
Shirlie continues to captivate audiences with her soulful voice and infectious energy. Her passion for music and dedication to her craft have solidified her status as a music icon. With her unique talent and charismatic presence, Shirlie Holliman remains a beloved figure in the world of pop music.
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