Kimberley Walsh has reflected on the recent Girls Aloud tour, honouring the late Sarah Harding . She described it as "one of the most special times" in her life. The girl group made up of Nadine Coyle , Cheryl , Nicola Roberts , and Walsh have been touring across the UK and Ireland since May, belting out hit tracks from their extensive repertoire including Love Machine, Sound Of The Underground and The Promise.
The tour was a tribute to Harding, who tragically lost her battle with cancer in September 2021 at the age of 39. Walsh took to Instagram to share a collection of photos of her and her fellow bandmates backstage, marking the end of their tour on Sunday. In the caption, she wrote: "'And that is that.
..' reflecting on the last few shows of this wonderful tour.
Genuinely one of the most special times in my life so far." "Sharing the magic of being in Girls Aloud with my kids was a different level and appreciation. I was blown away by the audiences night after night and feel beyond proud of my girls for what we achieved together.
" Walsh expressed her gratitude to everyone who had contributed to making the tour possible, including their tour managers, production and promotion team, dancers, glam squad, physiotherapists and catering. "What a team, what a few months we have had. Thank you and goodnight," she concluded.
The group's official page was brimming with appreciation, posting an emotional video compilation capturing touching moments from backstage before their final g.
