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Kimberley Walsh has said she now shares a “unique experience” with fellow Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts after being revealed on The Masked Dancer. Roberts, 37, won sister show The Masked Singer as the Queen Bee in 2020 while Walsh was unveiled in the mystery celebrity dancing show on Saturday, a week before the finale. Walsh, 40, said she had it “harder” than her former girl group bandmate as she had to move in a heavy costume and breathe in a helmet while dancing.

Girls Aloud have released I'll Stand By You, their Children In Need song from 2004, in memory of their late bandmate Sarah Harding.The 20th anniversary re-release, with lead vocals entirely from Sarah, is once again raising money for the charity, as it celebrates Sarah's achievements. Her vocal for the track was miraculously found earlier this year as the band were pulling together material for their sold-out arena tour. When Girls Aloud reformed for their tour, there was a special moment between Nadine Coyle and Cheryl as they held hands at the debut show, whilst performing alongside Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, during a moving tribute to Sarah, who sadly passed away from breast cancer in September 2021.

Cheryl and Nadine Coyle appear to have finally buried the hatchet at a Girls Aloud concert this week after a well-documented rift following the band's split back in 2013.The bandmates were seen putting their differences aside in what seemed to be a heartfelt reconciliation at the 02 Shepherd's Bush show. At the poignant event, which honoured their late bandmate Sarah Harding who passed away in 2021 due to breast cancer, both Cheryl and Nadine were spotted comforting a tearful Kimberley Walsh. The Sun captured the touching scene showing the two embracing on stage, dispelling any lingering speculation of bad blood.

Girls Aloud fans were treated to a blast from the past as the band reunited for 30 shows across the UK and Ireland in May and June 2024.The Irish-English girl group, who first burst onto the scene in 2002, had long been rumoured to be planning a reunion, but many fans were sceptical due to comments made by Cheryl Tweedy in a 2006 E4 documentary. In the clip from Girls Aloud: Off the Record, Cheryl is seen walking her dog with then-husband Ashley Cole, dismissing the idea of a reunion and saying: "Can you imagine a 30-year-old 'I'm just a love machine?' Nah.

Girls Aloud hit the road on Friday, 17 May, for their first live tour in over a decade, kicking things off in Dublin before heading to Belfast, Manchester, and the rest of the UK. At Friday's debut show, there was a special moment between Nadine Coyle and Cheryl as they held hands, whilst performing alongside Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, during a moving tribute to their former bandmate, Sarah Harding, who sadly passed away from breast cancer in September 2021. However, things haven't always been so rosey between Cheryl and Nadine, and when the band split in 2013, it seemed like a reunion was completely off the table.

Cheryl and Nadine Coyle left fans feeling emotional as they shared a sweet moment on stage while kicking off the Girls Aloud reunion tour this weekend, with the pair joining Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts to perform in Dublin.The band returned to the stage for the first time in 11 years for the first night of the tour, and paid tribute to their late bandmate Sarah Harding, who passed away from breast cancer in 2021, during the show. During the show, Sarah could be seen singing on screen in old footage, as her voice was heard singing their iconic hit The Promise.The four singers turned their backs to the audience to look up at the screen showing Sarah. And upon turning back to finish the song together, Nadine, 38, appeared emotional, with Cheryl, 40, touching her back in a show of support.

As they gear up to embark on their highly anticipated Show Tour, Girls Aloud, once the reigning queens of noughties pop, are facing both excitement and apprehension. With the tragic loss of Sarah Harding still fresh in their hearts, the remaining members – Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh, and Nicola Roberts – are preparing to step back into the spotlight, but not without a hint of anxiety. Speaking to Heat, a source has shared that Cheryl, often regarded as the group's "head girl," is feeling a mix of emotions as rehearsals loom ahead.

Girls Aloud have promised fans that their upcoming tour will be “magic”, and added that it will “never be the same” without Sarah Harding.News that the ‘00s girl group would be reforming arrived last week (November 22), when surviving members Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh, Cheryl and Nadine Coyle announced that they would be coming together for a run of live shows next year.The 2024 gigs will mark their first performance as a group since 2013, it will also be their first tour since the death of bandmate Sarah Harding, who passed away in 2021 due to breast cancer.Now, in a new interview the members have shed light on what fans can expect from the live shows, and revealed how they plan to pay tribute to the late Harding.“It will never be the same again, we accept that,” Cheryl told Sky News, “but we’re going to make a new type of sparkle with her in it.”“You’re reminded so constantly that she isn’t here,” added Coyle, confirming that the performances will be dedicated to Harding. “She is very much a part of who we are still, a huge part.”According to the members, they still need to arrange who will sing lines originally sung by Harding when it comes to the live shows, and the rehearsals are set to begin in the new year.“Fans have lost Sarah as well,” said Roberts to the outlet.

Girls Aloud have opened up about their 2024 UK and Ireland tour, revealing that late bandmate Sarah Harding suggested they reform during her cancer battle.The iconic ‘00s girl group announced details of their reformation last night (November 22), confirming that members Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh, Cheryl and Nadine Coyle would be coming together for a run of live shows next year.The 2024 gigs will mark their first performance as a group since 2013, it will also be their first tour since the death of bandmate Sarah Harding, who passed away in 2021 due to breast cancer.Now, the members have opened up on why it was the right time for them to join forces again, and explained how the idea was first put forward to them by Harding amid her battle with cancer.“It’s hard to talk about it,” Roberts told British Vogue in a new interview. “It’s hard for us to be here without her.

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 could be set to share the stage with Girls Aloud.