Cheryl teases Girls Aloud reunion with throwback snap despite feud rumours - News

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Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use (https://www.youtube.com/yt/copyright/).  Cheryl , who split from her Girls Aloud pals after a 10th-anniversary reunion tour in 2013 and famously admitted she wasn't close to former bandmate and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star, Nadine Coyle .  However, the mum-of-one has sparked fans theory of a reunion after she shared an adorable throwback snap to her Instagram account.  Cheryl, 36, appears to have put any Girls Aloud feuds behind her and took to the photo-sharing site to commemorate the bands 17th anniversary.  Posting to her 3.6 million followers, Cheryl shared a snap from the early days of Girls Aloud, alongside the caption: "Happy 17th Birthday GA."  The snap which has since racked up 135,400 likes was reposed by Chezza's best mate, Kimberley Walsh who replied: "Dead."  Kimberley, 38, also shared a series of snaps from the last Girls Aloud tour alongside the caption: "17 years today... Happy Birthday, girls."  The snap sent fans into overdrive, with one saying: "Pleeeease put us all out our misery and get back together!"  A second commented: "Reunion tour please!"  Meanwhile, a third chipped in adding a nostalgic line: "Can't believe it;s been 17 years, I've loved use since I can remember [sic]."   Recently, Cheryl, Kimberley and Nicola - known as Chimola by their fans were forced to deny that the trio had a WhatsApp group chat speaking about voting for Nadine to take part in the infamous I'm A Celeb Bushtucker Trials.  However, Sarah Harding who hasn't been on social media since July is yet to comment on her pal's appearance in the jungle.  The band, who were formed on talent show PopStars The Rivals in 2002, went on to have 21 top ten hits, five platinum-selling studio albums, six sell-out tours, which saw them supported by Jay Z during a Wembley Stadium show, which saw Girls Aloud as the headline support act.  However, the band called it quits 11 years after catapulting to stardom. Cheryl once famously said she didn't imagine herself on stage singing Love Machine in her 30s.  Kimberley Walsh also recently admitted that she was closer to Cheryl and Nicola during their time in the band but has since gone on to realise how much Nadine meant to her, after seeing her conquer her fears in the I'm A Celebrity jungle.  We certainly hope there will be a Girls Aloud reunion in the future.