Cheryl says Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding has ‘been on her brain every hour’ after cancer diagnosis

Cheryl is determined to make up for lost time with Sarah Harding amid Sarah's breast cancer battle, it's claimed.

Cheryl is reportedly regretting growing apart from her former Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding and hopes to make up for lost time.When the group split in 2013, Cheryl remained best friends with Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, but trio grew distant from Nadine Coyle and Sarah Harding.After Sarah, 39, revealed her cancer diagnosis, Cheryl is said to be keen to "make up for lost time" and wants to put their "silly squabbles" to one side.Sarah was diagnosed with breast cancer last year and has since said that she has been told by doctors that Christmas 2020 could be her last one, as the cancer has spread to her spine.A source told OK! magazine: "This diagnosis – nothing else compares."Sarah is fighting for her life and all their silly

Girls Aloud rose to fame slap bang in the middle of one of the most dangerous body obsessions of recent times - size zero.

Sales of Girls Aloud track Hear Me Out have surged as fans campaign to get the song back into the Official Singles Chart in honour of Sarah Harding, as she releases her autobiography of the same name. 

Cheryl is said to be “regretting” the distance that developed between herself and Sarah Harding when Girls Aloud split in the wake of her cancer battle, a source close to Sarah tells OK! online. The girl band split in 2013 and while Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts remained close friends, Sarah is said to have felt she could only relate to Nadine Coyle.

Cheryl is said to be “regretting” the distance that developed between herself and Sarah Harding when Girls Aloud split in the wake of her cancer battle, a source close to Sarah tells OK! online.The girl band split in 2013 and while Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts remained close friends, Sarah is said to have felt she could only relate to Nadine Coyle. Cheryl reportedly now wants to make up for lost time following Sarah’s breast diagnosis, which she revealed in August 2020.

Gallery: No kids please! These stars have decided not to have children (BANG Showbiz)Of her former bandmates, Nadine has daughter Anaiya, seven, with Jason Bell, Cheryl is mother to three-year-old son Bear with ex-boyfriend Liam Payne, while Kimberley Walsh - who is expecting her third child - has sons Bobby, six, and four-year-old Cole with husband Justin Scott. Meanwhile Sarah, 39, has also opened up about regrets, and she admitted her 2011 split from ex-fiance Tom Crane was "one of the biggest mistakes" she ever made.

“What started out a dream idea last summer is now a reality.“I hope you enjoy reading my story,” she wrote online, in view of her 322,000 Instagram followers.Sarah had previously said that penning her book had given her “something fun and positive” to focus on while she was undergoing treatment.An excerpt from her book earlier this week revealed that her treatment was “moving in the right direction.”She explained that just before Christmas doctors delivered the news that the tumours in her brain and lung had both shrunk.“Right now, every little victory feels momentous,” the former pop star penned.The news had given Sarah the opportunity to enjoy the festive period with her mother.Last night, she shared a picture of her new release placing

Girls Aloud have once again proven they are a huge success as they headed straight to the top of the iTunes chart on Thursday following a huge fan campaign.The fantastic news came as Sarah Harding released her debut autobiography, Hear Me Out, in which she details her heartbreaking battle with cancer.Sarah, 39, was diagnosed with breast cancer in the early stages of 2020 and confirmed in August 2020 that the disease had progressed to different parts of her body.After hearing the name of the autobiography, Sarah's fan club proceeded to launch a social media campaign to have their track, Hear Me Out, from their album What Will The Neighbours Say? (2004) hit the charts.Sarah's fans, The Sarah Harding Addicts had used Twitter to encourage the

Sarah Harding has revealed that she cries when the thought of not being able to have her own children enters her mind.The Girls Aloud icon is currently battling cancer, which had initially been spotted in her breast before rapidly spreading to her spine, lungs and brain.Due to her diagnosis, the singer has since undergone a mastectomy as well as intense rounds of chemotherapy and radiotherapy in a bid to slow down the disease.In her debut autobiography, Hear Me Out, which was released on Thursday, March 18, the 39-year-old shared the devastating effects chemotherapy has had on her chances of becoming a mum.The Indelible singer penned: "I was saying how we never thought Nadine would be the first one of us to have a child, and that now three

Sarah Harding has admitted that she cries when thinking about never having children of her own.

SARAH Harding has opened up about coming to terms with her mortality, revealing she wants "FFS" as her gravestone epitaph. In her ­brilliant autobiography Hear Me Out, Sarah writes about her treatment and being being told that Christmas 2020 could have been her last.

Sarah Harding has taken a frustrated pot-shot at former Girls Aloud manager Louis Walsh for not being "hands-on enough" to steer the group to greater success.The singer, who is battling cancer, is hitting the headlines for revelations in her new book Hear Me Out.And she branded Louis’s management of the award-winning group as “haphazard” and criticised the Irishman for not having the “knack” with a girl band like he did with his boy bands.In another shock revelation from the book, 39-year-old Sarah was adamant the band could have been ever more successful if Louis had steered them in a better direction.“The one thing that didn’t seem to be working out with the band was our management,” she penned in Hear Me Out, out now.“Louis Walsh had

Sarah Harding explained how she was left “dazed, bloody and bruised” following a fight with her ex-boyfriend Theo De Vries on New Year’s Eve in 2011.The pair met in rehab while in South Africa, and Sarah admitted she thought that the experience would strengthen her future relationship with the Dutchman.Instead, she claimed his relationship with addiction ruined it for good.One row left the ex-Girls Aloud star “hysterically crying” during a winter skiing holiday they took together in Innsbruck, Austria.In her new memoir, Hear Me Out, Sarah explained: “The fight that left me black and blue with a suspected arm fracture was well-documented in the press.”Her new book, which she wrote between trips to the hospital for cancer treatment, details

Sarah Harding has looked back on her time acting alongside Kate Ford on Coronation Street where she played the role of Robert Preston’s wife Joni.The Girls Aloud star, 39, opened up on the time she was on the cobbles, saying it was “hard” for her to get into her stride as a short-term character. Sarah, who revealed she has no chance of becoming a mum after undergoing chemotherapy for her breast cancer, joined the soap back in July 2015 where she appeared in four episodes across two months.

Sarah Harding, as she publishes her autobiography.Sarah recently revealed the heartbreaking news that her cancer has spread from her breast to different parts of her body, in her upcoming book, which is named after the Girls Aloud song.To share the love for the amazing singer, fans have been buying, playing and sharing the song, with members of the girl group, who have been supporting Sarah, thanking them for their efforts.Responding to a fan who showed the song at number one on the iTunes chart, Kimberley Walsh said: ‘This is amazing! What a lovely thing you guys are doing Sarah will love this! Everyone go go go download if you can!’She added: ‘AMAZING!!!!!!!!! Thank you all this is so special what a lovely bunch you are.’Nicola Roberts

Sarah Harding has revealed that she has started planning her own funeral. Early last year, the 39-year-old was tragically diagnosed with cancer but only went public with the news in the summer.

SARAH Harding has revealed how she turned down a date with Robbie Williams - and regrets not giving him a chance. The Girls Aloud singer's autobiography, Hear Me Out, came out today, and inside Sarah details how rebellious pop star Robbie pursued her in the early noughties.

Sarah Harding revealed her chances of becoming a mum have been taken away from her due to the intense rounds of chemotherapy amid her cancer battle and Cheryl has said hearing it “destroys” her.The Girls Aloud singer, 37, has confessed hearing about what bandmate Sarah Harding’s life “should have been” has “broken” her. In her book, Hear Me Out, Sarah writes that her dreams of becoming a mother have been stolen away from her due to all of the cancer treatment she has had since her diagnosis last August.

Sarah Harding was "really nervous" about going public with her breast cancer diagnosis. The former Girls Aloud singer told her fans that she was living with cancer in August 2020 but she was reluctant to make her diagnosis public, and only did so as people began recognising her at hospital.

After finding out she had breast cancer in early 2020, Sarah Harding has revealed she turned to Girls Aloud bandmate Nadine Coyle for support to cope with the diagnosis.The singer, who recently broke her silence to update fans with her cancer battle, made the revelation in her new book, Hear Me Out. Sarah, 39, admitted she was a "mess" when she was told the heartbreaking news and immediately thought she was going to die.