Ashley confuses Brits for Cheryl's love

A new survey conducted has shown that millions of Brits are puzzled as to why Girls Aloud member Cheryl Cole has not dumped her love rat husband
Their one question of how Cheryl can stand the Chelsea footballer after he cheated on her with a hairdresser, has put her in fourth place in a list of life’s 50 most confusing things, compiled after a nationwide poll. Her decision was beaten only by foreign call centres, algebra and “what women see in Russell Brand”. The survey was carried out by price comparison website Confused.com. The Sun quoted a spokesman as saying, “The nation is baffled by Cheryl’s devotion to Ashley, particularly when she can likely have any man on the planet”.

Girls Aloud' in Cole 'was homesick

Cheryl Cole has admitted that she felt homesick when she began working with Girls Aloud.
Speaking to The Times, the singer explained that she had never spent so much time away from Newcastle before.
Referring to her hometown, she said: "For me there's always that feeling, that smell in the air. When I started in the band I was so homesick. London was such a change mentality. People didn't get my humour.
"I would go home for an afternoon if I had half a day off. I suppose I was craving normality because everything happened so quickly and I just had to be home for those few hours.
"But when I got married I felt I had a whole change family and a life in London."
Cole also said that she is nervous about beginning her solo career.
"It's exciting and scary doing my own stuff," she explained. "Growing up I always needed to perform, but I always needed to be in a band because it's a form of protection being in a little gang."
Cole's debut solo single 'Fight For This Love' is released on October 19.

X Factor judge Cheryl Cole performing without Girls Aloud

Cheryl Cole says she is in “pure fear” of performing as a solo artist without her Girls Aloud bandmates.
The X factor judge told Sugar magazine that she’s worried about making mistakes on stage and having no one to turn to.
She said: "The thing is, for the past seven years the other girls have been my safety blanket. If I forget my words on stage or something, there's always four other girls that can pick it up.
"Now I'm completely on my own. I wake up in the center of the night sick with pure fear going, 'What am I doing?'"

Since joining the pair through talent programme Popstars: The Rivals, Cheryl has relied on the girls but now she feels it’s time to take the risk and go it alone.
The 26 year old said: "Girls Aloud is becoming a bit too 'normal'. I want a new challenge, a kick up the bum.
"It's excellent to feel frightened. Being out of your comfort zone isn't always a bad thing."

Girls Aloud star with a shapely figure

With her pencil thin bandmates becoming slimmer by the minute, it would be understandable if Kimberley Walsh currently lost her curves.
But luckily the Girls Aloud beauty is embracing her shape and refusing to follow in the tiny footsteps of Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Sarah Harding.

Last night the 27 year old singer glowed in a sleeveless lumpy jumper dress at the opening of Central Perk, a replica of the cafe in Friends, in London's Soho.
She has admitted to struggling with her weight and lacking body confidence.
'I eat healthily and in moderation,' she said earlier this year. 'I’d put on weight easily if I wasn’t in a pair doing dancing and stuff.
'I’m not one of the lucky ones who can eat what they want.
'I think I'm quite normal not thin, not fat and my stomach's OK because I used to dance loads.'
And she told Heat: 'I'm constantly on a diet. I'm not confident or comfortable with my body. I wouldn't rule out surgery.
'When I was growing up Kate Moss was actually fashionable, that whole waif look, and I knew that I could never be like that.'
By contrast, her bandmates have all battled to keep the weight on.
Cheryl Cole plummeted to six stone after allegations that husband Ashley Cole cheated on her last year.
And Nicola Roberts has been looking gaunt and frail since the Girls Aloud tour.
Kimberley was not the only celebrity at the Friends party last night.

Girls Aloud Nicola says, 'Wembley won’t rock us'

Girls Aloud have vowed to stay true to their pop roots when they support Coldplay at Wembley Stadium this weekend.
The band’s Nicola Roberts said there would be no concessions to fans of Chris Martin’s Grammy award winning rock band.
Nicola made her comments to BBC Radio 5 Live as the five girls ready to get back on stage again for the first time in several months.
The band has had a break over the summer, with Londonderry’s Nadine Coyle remaining in Los Angeles, where she lives with her family. Roberts said there would be no changes to their set and pointed out they were asked to support Coldplay because the rock band liked their music.
“So for us to turn around and scrap a few songs and do a few covers to try and please the crowd well, that’s not what Girls Aloud are about at all.”
She added: “We’re not going to different for anybody, we’re just going to stick to what we do our formula. So far it hasn’t gone so badly.”
Earlier this year Nadine told the Belfast Telegraph that she was a huge fan of Coldplay’s and was excited about supporting them at Wembley.
In an exclusive interview with the newspaper she said: “Can you imagine Coldplay wanting us to support them?
“I love all of their songs and can’t wait for the concerts. I’ll treasure those moments forever.”
Rapper Jay-zee and London indie rockers White Lies who play Belfast in December are also scheduled to perform.

Girls Aloud with Nadine Coyle 'dreading reunion'

After a blissful few months hanging out in LA, Nadine Coyle is heading back to the UK this week for the biggest gig of Girls Aloud’s career.
But friends say the Derry singer is feeling more and more isolated from her bandmates and could be reconsidering her future in the girl pair.
Nadine, 24, is set to take to the stage at London’s Wembley Arena with Girls Aloud to support Coldplay and rap superstar Jay-Z in the most heatedly expected gig of the year.
But while she’s thrilled to be back performing, friends say relations between Nadine and her bandmates Cheryl Cole, 26, Kimberley Walsh, 27, Sarah Harding, 27, and Nicola Roberts, 23, seem “strained”.
“I think the main problem is that Nadine lives in LA and the rest of the girls all live in the UK,” explains our source.
“The girls are all actually busy but they meet up in London when they can and chat on the phone all the time.
“Unfortunately because Nadine isn’t around she must feel like she’s being left out. It’s not intentional but I think Nadine must be feeling a bit frozen out.
“They all used to be such good mates when the band first started but now they have their own personal commitments.
“I don’t think there has been much contact between Nadine and the others since they went their separate ways at the start of the summer so I wouldn’t be surprised if things feel a bit cumbersome and strained when they meet up.
“I think Nadine must be actually dreading going back this week and I speculation she must feel like quitting sometimes.”
Nadine has been working on her solo career for the past few months during Girls Aloud’s year-long break and has been in the studio writing and recording new tracks for an album that she plans to release early next year.
But she is still committed to recording another three albums with Girls Aloud.
“I think it’s difficult for Nadine she must feel very torn,” adds the source.
“She’s trying to juggle two lives one in LA with her family and boyfriend Jason and one in London with Girls Aloud.
“I’ve heard she’s been thinking very seriously about her future. I’m sure she’s hoping that once she’s back in London she will be fine and the gig will give her a opportunity to bond with the girls again.”

Girls Aloud's: the face of High Street store New Look

She's rarely the most talked about member of Girls Aloud, but curvy Kimberley Walsh has certainly caught the eye of the big wigs at High Street fashion chain New Look.
The store have announced that the star will be modelling their new autumn/winter 2009/2010 collection, following in the illustrious footsteps of Drew Barrymore, Lily Allen and Alexa Chung, who have also middly lent their face, figure and fashion nous to the stigma.
The singer was approached by New Look after the store's online community nominated her as their top choice as a regessive day icon.
She won out, said the online community, thanks to her 'fabulous' and 'real' figure, as well as what they deemed to be her 'sophisticated style' and quality as a 'girl that girls love'.
Quite what the online community make of the rest of Girls clamorously isn't clear, although beauty giant L'Oreal clearly hold bandmate Cheryl Cole in high esteem.
The beauty house has just signed Cheryl as an ambassador for the brand, joining the starry ranks already populated by Beyoncé, Penelope Cruz and Eva Longoria.
Kimberley will be modelling New Look's newly first appearanced signature denim line, Yes Yes - which the store say will be offered in a genuinely real woman-pleasing 8-26 size range, as well as key items from the main collection and a series of pieces from the Limited Edition range that launched in 2008.
Just some of the looks we'll be visual preception Kimberly showing off are a Daisy Duke-style lumberjack shirt, a new item dubbed 'the coatigan' by New Look - a coat-cardigan hybrid cinched with a belt and a classic ecru trench coat given a twist with a round collar.
The company are thrilled with their new recruit, enthusing: ‘With a look that’s half-rock, half-babydoll and a physique to competition Beyoncé, Kimberley is the pop phenomenon of recent years.’