Girls Aloud’s Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts and Nadine Coyle praise fans’ ‘amazing energy’ as they kick off Sarah Harding Race For Life in London

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Cheryl has shared how she believes her late friend and Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding 'visited her' months after her death. Last weekend, the Fight For This Love singer reunited with Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts at an event in Sarah's memory.

Cheryl Tweedy says Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding has visited her from beyond the grave.The singer, 39, believes they were reunited when she got into her car to drive to her hometown Newcastle.Out of the blue, Girls Aloud track Hear Me Out started playing via the Bluetooth wireless function.READ MORE: Sarah Harding's devastating final months as Girls Aloud reunite for special Race for Life Cheryl said: “For weeks I’d been fiddling with my car to get the Bluetooth working.“I was infuriated with it and I gave up, so I let it go for a couple of months. I got into my car and Hear Me Out was playing.“My phone was not on, the music hadn’t been ­fiddled with, nothing.

Cheryl is convinced her late Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding’s ghost has visited her. The former X Factor judge, 39, opened up about her experience and said she and Sarah – who tragically died aged just 39 in September 2021 to breast cancer – had spoken about their spirituality and Sarah had “promised to come and visit Cheryl after her passing.” Cheryl shared the story on the 5 Minutes On podcast where she revealed what had happened.

CHERYL Tweedy believes she has been visited by the spirit of her late Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding. It comes a year after Cheryl revealed the pair had made a pact for Sarah, who passed away last September aged 39, to visit her.

Girls Aloud have taken part in a charity five kilometre run, in honour of their late bandmate Sarah Harding.Participating in the Race For Life For Sarah event on Sunday (July 24), Cheryl, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts of Girls Aloud ran the 5 kilometres across London’s Hyde Park, while bandmate Kimberley Walsh joined virtually.The event was held to raise money for cancer research and celebrate the life of Harding, who died in September of last year after revealing in 2020 that she had been diagnosed with advanced breast cancer.Speaking at the Cancer Research UK-organised event, which was watched on by over 1,000 attendees, Cheryl commended the fan turnout before commenting on the lingering grief in the wake of Harding’s death at 39 years-old. “[It] doesn’t feel like she’s gone at all,” the singer said, “I’ve never experienced or anticipated this grief…I still can’t quite believe it’s real.”Sharing a similar sentiment, Coyle told press at the event that she “was completely in denial right up until the day [Harding] passed.”Taking to Instagram yesterday (July 25), Coyle further paid tribute to her former bandmate, telling followers that “Sarah would have loved this day & loved seeing you all coming together for such a great cause.”A post shared by Nadine Coyle (@nadinecoyle)Harding first revealed her breast cancer diagnosis in August 2020, revealing in an Instagram post that the disease had also spread to other parts of her body.

former bandmate Sarah Harding. Singers Cheryl, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts paid tribute to Harding, who died from breast cancer last year, at a 5k run in London’s Hyde Park on Sunday. Kimberly Walsh, the fourth bandmate, was one of the many people to join in remotely.

Sarah tragically passed away aged 39 in September last year, after being diagnosed with breast cancer, which had spread to other parts of her body. The singers donned bright pink T-shirts baring the words “Race for Life” as they ran together through the park. Kimberley Walsh took part in the race remotely and documented the run on Instagram Live.

Girls Aloud reunited on Sunday, 24 July, for a special charity event at London's Hyde Park which saw the former bandmates and fans of the girl group pay tribute to the late Sarah Harding. The event, named Race for Life, saw Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Cheryl team up with Cancer Research. Sarah tragically died aged just 39 in September 2021 to breast cancer.

Girls Aloud have reunited for the first time in nine years in memory of Sarah Harding. The BRIT award-winning girl group made their first public appearance since the death of bandmate Sarah - who died of cancer back in 2021 at the age of 39 - at the Race For Life for Sarah charity event in London on Sunday (24. 07.

Cheryl paid tribute to former Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding at an an emotional charity run in Hyde Park. Cheryl - who took part in the Race for Life along with fellow stars Kimberly Walsh, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts - said "it doesn’t feel like she’s gone at all", as they joined fans and supporters for the 5k run celebrating Sarah's life and raising money to help the fight against breast cancer. Sarah Harding died aged 39 last September.

Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding. The surviving Girls Aloud singers Cheryl, Kimberly Walsh, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts joined fans and supporters in Race For Life For Sarah, a 5k run to celebrate Harding’s life and raise money for breast cancer. Harding died aged 39 in September after revealing she had breast cancer which had spread to other parts of her body.

Girls Aloud made their first appearance in front of the cameras since 2013 as they took part in Race for Life in memory of their late bandmate Sarah Harding.Cheryl, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts smiled for the cameras in London's Hyde Park before taking part in the 5km race.All three of the women were wearing the signature pink top, with Nicola pairing it with black leggings and loose hair, while Nadine opted for high-waisted black shorts.READ MORE: Girls Aloud's Kimberley and Nicola reflect on 'magical' Sarah Harding tribute eventCheryl went for high waisted light grey leggings and tied her hair back under a flat cap as all three women stood next to each other and posed for the cameras.Fellow bandmate Kimberley Walsh couldn't make the event, but promised she would walk the distance remotely.The singer made an appearance alongside her bandmates via video link on Nicola's phone as they started the race to the sound of airhorns.Thousands of people gathered to see the pop stars run alongside other competitors also taking part in the Cancer Research UK event.All of the money raised from the event will help to fund vital cancer research, with runners paying £15 to take part.The four singers had vowed to run in the race to pay tribute to Sarah Harding, who died from breast cancer aged 39 in September last year.They are also planning to reunite on stage for a special gig for Sarah after cancelling their reunion tour following Sarah's death.Girls Aloud's gig is expected to happen later this year, with some of the proceeds going towards funds for medical kits to help detect cancer.Nadine said: "We’re planning a night for an event to raise money in honour of Sarah."We want to do something to help others.

GIRLS Aloud made their first public appearance since 2013 as they united in memory of late bandmate Sarah Harding. Nicola Roberts, Cheryl Tweedy and Nadine Coyle posed for pictures before doing the Race For Life in London's Hyde Park.

Girls Aloud stars Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts and Nadine Coyle were reunited in honour of their bandmate Sarah Harding at a special Race for Life event in her name. They joined hundreds of people gathered in Hyde Park on Sunday morning to take part in Race For Life For Sarah, a Cancer Research 5k run in her memory.

Girls Aloud dominated the charts for ten years from 2002 to 2012 with their catchy songs and easy-to-pick-up dance moves.The group who found fame on ITV's Popstars: The Rivals faced harsh criticism in their early days, with former manager Louis Walsh admitting he didn't want the group and students chucking things at them during university gigs.But they defied all the odds against them, with the chart-toppers going on to become one of the most successful girl groups in British history.READ MORE: Kimberley Walsh and Jay McGuinness supporting each other after co-stars' deathsAs the girls join forces today (July 24), to celebrate the Race For Life for Sarah, Daily Star has taken a look at some of their biggest moments.Nadine Coyle, Sarah Harding, Cheryl Tweedy, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts all dreamed of becoming the next big popstar during their younger days.In 2002, each girl auditioned for a new ITV show, Popstars, which aimed to create a boyband and a girlband to compete with one another for the Christmas Number One.The group, which was formed on November 30, 2002, competed each Saturday night to win the public vote before the five girls were announced as members of Girls Aloud.Sound of the Underground, their debut single, instantly topped the charts before spending four weeks at Number One, later being certified platinum.After the initial shock of winning Popstars, the girls spent five months locked away in the studio, working on their debut album, Sound of the Underground.The record which was finished in April of 2003, was released just one month later, instantly landing at Number Two on the official charts before it was certified platinum by the British Phonographic Industry,Following the success of the album,

The stars of Girls Aloud have come together on Sunday 24 July at London's Hyde Park to take part in the Race for Life charity run in honour of their late pal Sarah Harding. Sarah tragically died aged just 39 in September 2021 to breast cancer and now her bandmates have reunited to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Appearing on stage wearing matching pink charity-themed T-shirts, Cheryl, 39, started off the event with a heartfelt speech thanking all who had come to take part in the 5k challenge.

Girls Aloud band members are coming together to run a Race for Life in honour of Sarah Harding, who tragically died in 2021.In 2020 the singer was told by doctors she wouldn’t live to see her next Christmas, though she battled for another year.The group disbanded in 2013, but in Sarah’s autobiography Hear Me Out, she revealed that the five band members had a reunion for a secret nostalgic night months before her death.Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Cheryl are set to start the emotional run today, July 24, with the group already sharing their heartfelt messages ahead of the day.At the age of 39, Sarah died after a year-long battle with breast cancer.She revealed that she was diagnosed with the disease in August 2020 and died on September 5, 2021.The disease had spread to other parts of her body, leading to doctors telling her she would not live to see Christmas of 2020.After her death, bandmates Nicola Roberts and Nadine Coyle shared tributes to the late musician.On Instagram, Nicola wrote: "I can't accept that this day has come. My heart is aching and all day everything we went through together has raced round my mind...

Nicola Roberts says “waterfalls” will flow for her late bandmate Sarah Harding at a charity run that is being held in her memory. Sarah, who was a member of Girls Aloud, tragically died last September, aged 39, following her breast cancer battle amid the Covid-19 breakout in 2020.The singer fought bravely against the disease, undergoing a mastectomy and chemotherapy, but sadly succumbed to her illness last year. Speaking on Tuesday 19 July 19 on BBC Radio 2’s The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola reflected on the "daily challenge" of grieving the loss of their friend ahead of the upcoming charity run on Sunday in London’s Hyde Park.