Girls Aloud set to reunite without Nadine Coyle.
The other members of the chart topping girl band are Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Cheryl Cole haven't been in contact with Nadine in months as she works on her debut solo LP and are now prepared to get back together without her following their hiatus.
An insider said: 'It's been a painful decision for Sarah, Nicola, Kimberley and Cheryl but they have decided that the future of Girls Aloud lies without Nadine. They've all been on a rollercoaster ride since 2002 and have just grown apart from Nadine.'
Last month, Nicola admitted none of the girls had spoken to Nadine - who is recently in Los Angeles finishing off her debut solo single - since the band supported Coldplay in London last September, but she denied rumours of a feud.
The group are said to be looking forward to returning and can't wait to get to work on some new music following their self imposed break so each member could pursue their own individual projects.
The source added to Britain's The Sun newspaper: 'The four remaining girls want to return on their own terms and avoiding any squabbles is a high priority. That's why they have decided to go on without Nadine.'
The other members of the chart topping girl band are Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Cheryl Cole haven't been in contact with Nadine in months as she works on her debut solo LP and are now prepared to get back together without her following their hiatus.
An insider said: 'It's been a painful decision for Sarah, Nicola, Kimberley and Cheryl but they have decided that the future of Girls Aloud lies without Nadine. They've all been on a rollercoaster ride since 2002 and have just grown apart from Nadine.'
Last month, Nicola admitted none of the girls had spoken to Nadine - who is recently in Los Angeles finishing off her debut solo single - since the band supported Coldplay in London last September, but she denied rumours of a feud.
The group are said to be looking forward to returning and can't wait to get to work on some new music following their self imposed break so each member could pursue their own individual projects.
The source added to Britain's The Sun newspaper: 'The four remaining girls want to return on their own terms and avoiding any squabbles is a high priority. That's why they have decided to go on without Nadine.'
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