Atomic Kitten

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Atomic Kitten are in talks to reform as part of a new documentary series, according to reports.

The girl group's management are said to be in early discussions with ITV Studios about reuniting the trio, following the success of Steps' Sky Living series last year.

A source told Broadcast: "We have had lots of approaches from artists and broadcasters about recreating the Steps documentary. We're only in discussion stages at the moment."

It is not known which members would be included in the series as Kerry Katona and Sugababes star Heidi Range were in the original lineup.

However, the group had the most success with Jenny Frost, Liz McClarnon and Natasha Hamilton, when they claimed three number one singles and several Brit Award nominations.

Katona teased a possible reunion with Atomic Kitten towards end of 2011, saying that she was going to meet up with McClarnon and Hamilton.

Atomic Kitten recently placed fifth in Digital Spy's exclusive poll of which groups readers would like to see back together.

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Atomic Kitten's upcoming reunion has suffered a further setback.

Natasha Hamilton has reportedly said that she does not want the group to reform due to arguments between members.

The 29-year-old is said to have refused to rejoin the band if both Jenny Frost and Kerry Katona return, reports The Sun.

Frost recently spoke out against Katona's possible inclusion in the reunion plans last month.

An insider said: "Jenny has already said she will not rejoin if Kerry is in it. The claws really are out.

"Jenny will come back in a trio with Natasha and Liz McClarnon - but nothing else."

The girl group announced last month that they will reform for a series of gigs this summer, possibly including the Queen's Jubilee concert in June.

Katona recently said that it would be "good fun" to tour with Atomic Kitten later this year.

Why would Kerry and Jenny both be back?