Cheryl Emerges Triumphant From Harding's Sadness In Birmingham.
Written byTimes Magazine
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- Cheryl pulled out of the Birmingham Pride Festival this weekend for leading grief over the death of former Girls Aloud boyfriend, Sarah Harding.
- The singer was announced as the show's headliner on Saturday.
But he said he was "emotionally, physically or mentally incapable of performing." On social media, Cheryl - who previously played Cheryl Cole - said she felt "tired" after her friend died. Kimberly Walsh, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Cheryl Cole, and Sarah Harding of Girls Aloud will perform on "Ten - The Hits Tour" on March 1, 2013, at the O2 Arena.
Harding and Cheryl formed Girls Aloud with Nicola Roberts, Kimberly Walsh, and Nadine Coyle on the 2002 ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals. "It's been a long and emotionally stressful 12 months with twists like this, and I feel like I just need a moment now to sit down with my feelings and get over my sadness," Cheryl said.
My heart feels heavy." Birmingham Pride organizers said they were "obviously disappointed ... but we fully understand and fully respect their decision". They added that the singer's fees will be donated to cancer charities or charities that support LGBTQ+ people living with the disease.
Cheryl's caption is performing at Manchester Pride in 2019. Cheryl apologized to fans and said, "I can only hope for your understanding." Birmingham Pride takes place on Saturdays and Sundays and includes Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Clean Bandit, and Sister Sledge performances.
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