ATOMIC Kitten’s Natasha Hamilton has taken a savage swipe at a male presenter that humiliated her on radio – and fans think they have “worked out” who it is.
The singer, 44, shot to fame in the early noughties in the iconic girlband, along with Liz McClarnon and Kerry Katona, both 45.
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Now Natasha has recalled how in the early days of Atomic Kitten, she was humiliated by a famous broadcaster.
Speaking on the How To Fail podcast, the star said: “Like I can remember doing certain radio shows with male presenters.
“And we’d be like, ‘We don’t really want to do it because we’re basically sitting ducks with a man who’s more eloquent and intelligent than what we were at our age, just taking the p**s.’
“And that infuriates me now, because I’m like, ‘Why did we have to do that?’ But it was, ‘Well, you have to.’”
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Despite Natasha not revealing the identity of the “male presenter” fans were quick to discuss on Reddit who they thought it was.
“Chris Moyles,” one wrote.
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Agreeing, another fan said: “Literally came here to say that!”
While a third said: “Yep it’s defo Chris Moyles.”
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It comes as The Sun recently revealed how Natasha, along with all three of the other Atomic Kitten’s stars, are being eyed up to star in a Boyzone-style documentary.
The docu-series would chart their rise to fame and the drama among members over the years, which saw Kerry quit, and be replaced by Jenny Frost, now 48.
An insider told The Sun last month: “Atomic Kitten were one of the most successful girl groups of the noughties and it feels like the right time for their story to be told.
“A production company has started reaching out to all four members to appear in a documentary to celebrate their success and of course chart the lows, including the highly publicised fall-outs among the girls.
“Like a lot of their all-female counterparts, line-up changes and public spats are a huge part of their history and this would be their chance to set the record straight once and for all.
“None of the girls have signed on officially yet but Kerry is top of the wish list as she’s known for not holding back.”