Girls Aloud were so great, weren't they? Sound of the Underground? A classic. The Promise? Certified banger. I Think We're Alone Now? Um...yeah. Then, following their reunion and Ten tour back in 2013, things sort of went tits up and Nadine Coyle, Cheryl Tweedy, Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts and Sarah Harding went their seperate ways under pretty sassy circumstances.
To cut a long story short, the 'band' released a Twitter statement announcing they'd split before Nadine claimed she had 'no part in any of this split business.' Messy af. Then Sarah went on Celebrity Big Brother and the rest is a whole lotta history.
Well now Nadine's opened up about why she thinks the clique that is Cheryl, Kimberley and Nicola aren't too fond of her; and the truth's pretty brutal.
Speaking on The Sun's Bizarre Life with Dan Wootton podcast Nadine, who releases her comeback single Go to Work tomorrow, reckons it all comes down to her hefty share of Girls Aloud's vocals.
She revealed: "I'm not a victim, it's not that. It just happened that I always got more vocals than everybody else. So in terms of people wanting their voice heard, that wasn't happening.
"It made people very bitter. They didn't like that."
:(
Shall we all just listen to Life Got Cold and sob into our sausage rolls?
Again, a tune.
This all comes after Nadine was essentially the only member of the band to support Sarah's CBB stint. At least we still have Saradine and Cherola, eh?
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