Sales of Girls Aloud's Hear Me Out surge as fans get behind the song in honour of Sarah Harding

Sarah Harding has opened up about her ADHD diagnosis and admitted she didn't start taking medication for it until she was in Girls Aloud when she started to struggle with the pressures of fame. Sarah opens up about being diagnosed with the condition in her new book, Hear Me Out.

When Kimberley Walsh announced the news of her baby's gender to OK! VIP Club members, she also took the opportunity to throw support behind Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding, who is currently battling with cancer. The 39-year-old mum-of-two, who looks absolutely stunning in our gender reveal shoot, said she's "really proud" of Sarah, who released her autobiography, Hear Me Out, just weeks ago.

Hear Me Out: My Story, My Words, My Life. In it, she explained that she had delayed going to the GP to report a painful lump.

SARAH Harding has broken her social media silence to thank fans as her newly released solo song went to number one on the iTunes chart. The former Girls Aloud singer, 39, released her new song Wear It Like A Crown yesterday in order to raise money for the doctors and nurses who looked after her through her cancer battle.

Sarah Harding as the Girls Aloud singer continues to battle breast cancer. The account, which shares the inspiring messages which are written on London Underground information boards, created a special version just for Sarah this week. The board reads: ‘From attending seven schools to winning a Brit award, reaching number one in the charts. ‘Appearing on television and acting on the silver screen; achieving above and beyond anything a little girl could dream of, then waking up in a nightmare with a cancer diagnosis and having to get used to a new way of life and a whole new routine. ‘You’re so much more than a rock chick, a caricature, a high street honey, a party animal and a blonde bombshell.’The message continued that ‘celebrities can

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Sarah Harding surprised fans by releasing a never-before-heard charity single titled Wear It Like A Crown, and she was even more shocked to find it has already made the charts.

Sarah Harding has released a solo song Wear It Like A Crown, with proceeds from the track benefiting The Christie NHS Foundation where she is receiving cancer treatment.

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Sarah Harding has explained the amazing story behind her surprise new single.

Sarah Harding has taken to her Twitter page to share her delight after her new charity single Wear It Like A Crown has taken the number one spot in the charts.The Girls Aloud star, who is battling cancer, told her followers on Thursday her delight after both her her single and her new autobiography have taken the top spots in the music and book charts.Addressing her 236.7k followers, Sarah said: "Hi everyone - hope you're well.

SARAH Harding yesterday released a never-before-heard song amid her cancer battle - and it left Girls Aloud fans in tears. The 39-year-old is helping to raise money for The Christie NHS Foundation with the track that's titled Wear It Like A Crown.

Sarah Harding is releasing a never-before-heard song with the money going to charity amid her own battle against cancer.

Sarah Harding released a brand new single at midnight in a bid to raise funds for breast cancer amid her own battle with the disease - and fans absolutely love it!

Sarah Harding is set to release a never-before-heard single in a bid to raise funds for breast cancer amid her own battle.

Daily Star, the singer spoke of her joy that treatment - including weekly chemotherapy sessions - had achieved this milestone and that she was able to enjoy a 'relaxing Christmas. 'Ending the book, she wrote: 'MRI scans at the end of December revealed that the tumours in my brain and in my lung have shrunk a bit with the treatment.

Sarah Harding is set to release a previously unheard song this week, with all profits going to the hospital that is taking care of her during her cancer treatment.The 39 year old announced last August that she had been diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, more recently saying the disease has now moved to her lungs, brain and spine. In her heartbreaking autobiography, Hear Me Out, Sarah revealed that doctors have devastatingly told her that Christmas 2020 will probably have been her last.

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.

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.