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THE Masked Singer fans have been left convinced pop star Cheryl Tweedy has reached the final of the ITV guessing game as Fawn after spotting a "clue" on Saturday night. Rhino, Fawn and Phoenix are set to compete in the grand finale on Saturday after two masked singers were unveiled on Saturday night.

GIRLS Aloud score another hit after raising £1million for charity in the name of their late bandmate Sarah Harding. Sarah, who achieved 21 top ten singles including four No1’s with the group, died aged 39 last September following a breast cancer diagnosis.

Liam Payne is reportedly “mad about” a blonde with whom he spent Halloween weekend. The ex-One Direction singer, 29, was seen dressed in a Tommy Lee costume alongside 23-year-old American “party girl” Kate Cassidy, who was named by The Sun Online on Sunday night (30. 10.

Girls Aloud have announced the release of a special, 7-inch 20th anniversary vinyl edition of their iconic 2002 Christmas Number 1 single Sound Of The Underground, in honour of the late Sarah Harding.

Cheryl Tweedy was joined by her ex-boyfriend as Girls Aloud got together to honour their late bandmate Sarah Harding on Saturday night (October 8) at a charity gala for the singer.As the group made their first public appearance as a fourpiece at Sarah's Primose Ball, a string of famous faces walked the red carpet to show support for the late star as well as The Christie Cancer Fund.Sarah died aged 39 from breast cancer on September 5, 2021.

GIRLS Aloud have reunited in honour of their late bandmate Sarah Harding to raise cash for charity. Sarah passed away last September aged 39 after being diagnosed with an advanced form of breast cancer.

Kimberley Walsh has shared her and her Girls Aloud bandmates' vow as they prepare for a special charity event in the late Sarah Harding's memory. The remaining former members of pop group are to host a fundraising gala for cancer research next week in honour of their late friend and bandmate.

GIRLS Aloud will reunite at a charity gala this week to celebrate late bandmate Sarah Harding a year after her tragic death from cancer aged just 39. But Kimberley Walsh reveals the group have vowed not to sing together at the event, saying: “It doesn’t feel right without her. “We miss her so much.

King Charles is preparing to address The Prince's Trust - his charity which he founded four decades ago as he takes on work as Head of State.The charity which helps disadvantaged young people has been known to change the lives of thousands of people at risk of exclusion from school.Since its launch, the organisation has had a string of celebrity ambassadors including Cheryl Tweedy, Gareth Southgate and Hollywood stars Luke Evans and Tom Hardy.READ MORE: Mike Tindall recalls awkward meeting with King Charles after copying wife ZaraCelebs Go Dating star Anna Williamson has also worked alongside the charity for around ten years and had nothing but praise for the work carried out by the then Prince Charles.Now, the Daily Star can exclusively reveal that His Majesty will be looking into The Prince's Trust following his accession to the throne.A spokesperson for the Sovereign told the Daily Star: "This is one of many issues to be addressed as His Majesty takes up his duties across all areas of State, charitable and other commitments in the coming weeks."Meanwhile, Anna told us: "He is now the King, so I do believe, he will still be very much involved in his trust but under a different guise."Obviously, he is the King and no longer the Prince but I do believe that the name will stay the same, from what I know."She added: "I wonder if our interactions will be any more formal because they're actually very informal when I've met him in the past."I wonder within now being the king, whether things will take a slightly more formal twist."Discussing her experiences with the now King and The Prince's Trust, Anna went on to say: "He's a lovely guy and he honestly really cares, the genuine work and effort that he has put into that trust

Girls Aloud are remembering Sarah Harding.

It has been 20 years since they both appeared as fresh-faced hopefuls on ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals. But Nadine Coyle has remained firm friends with Emma Soraya Beard who just missed out on a place in Girls Aloud to Cheryl Tweedy.

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.

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,

Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh has revealed how she and The Wanted’s Jay McGuiness are helping each other deal with the tragic loss of their bandmates. Kimberley was heartbroken when Sarah Harding died from breast cancer in September, while Jay, 31, has been left reeling from the death of Tom Parker from a brain tumour in March.

IT’S been two decades since Louis Walsh created Girls Aloud on Popstars: The Rivals – but today he reveals: “I never wanted them.” The talent show veteran claims all-female bands are dogged by friction, body obsession and — in a thinly veiled dig at his long-time nemesis Cheryl Tweedy — a desperation to become Wags. Louis, 69, was a judge on the 2002 ITV series that saw hundreds of hopefuls battle to win places in a girl group and boy band, before the two were pitched against each other in a race for the Christmas No1. He said: “I thought I was going to get a boy band — I was convinced.

JLS are set to perform at Girls Aloud's charity concert in honour of the late Sarah Harding.Sarah passed away in September last year aged just 39, following a year-long battle with breast cancer.Her former bandmates, Cheryl Tweedy, 38, Kimberley Walsh, 40, Nadine Coyle, 36, and Nicola Roberts, 36, have announced they will return to the stage in a special performance in Sarah's honour.JLS's Aston Merrygold, 34, hopes to reunite with bandmates Marvin Humes, 37, Oritsé Williams, 35, and JB Gill, 35, for the one-off event later this year.Speaking to The Sun, Aston revealed: "Sarah was a beautiful soul. It's always an honour to perform at tributes like that."The Everybody In Love singer added that he had been deeply impacted by Sarah's and The Wanted's Tom Paker's passing.

IT was a ratings hit and paved the way for talent shows like the X Factor.  And this year marks two decades since ITV’s Popstars: The Rivals first hit our screens.  Hosted by Davina McCall, it created two opposing pop groups, a boy band and an all female group, in a battle of the sexes.  Judged by music ­moguls Pete Waterman and Louis Walsh, and Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, wannabes had to compete for a place in the winning bands, later named One True Voice and Girls Aloud.  The bands were then pitted against each other in a race to be Christmas number one.  Girls Aloud - made up of Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh, the late Sarah Harding and Nadine Coyle - won with Sound of the Underground and they went on to become one of the biggest-selling groups in the UK, selling four million albums.  .css-16e4f55{margin:16px 0;}.css-1czxmma{background-color:rgba(252,239,255,1);margin:16px 0;}.css-1tapza8{padding:20px 15px;}.css-1bk4jdt{padding:20px

Kimberley Walsh says Girls Aloud is “not ready to get back on stage yet” in the wake of Sarah Harding's death. The West End star revealed that she and Cheryl Tweedy, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts are not planning on performing together any time soon following the passing of their beloved bandmate Sarah, who passed away aged 39 from breast cancer last September. Kimberley made her statement during an appearance on BBC’s Morning Live on Wednesday (20.