CHERYL Tweedy reached out to Nadine Coyle last night as they shared an emotional moment at Girls Aloud's final reunion show. Amid secret signs of tension across the tour, Girls Aloud band members Cheryl and Nadine broke ranks to hug it out on stage. The pair also comforted a crying Kimberley Walsh , as the group shared a heartbreaking tribute to Sarah Harding .
Their intimate O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire gig went down a storm with the 2000-strong crowd, and as they said their goodbyes there was only love in the room. The girls played through a series of hits including Love Machine, Sound of the Underground, The Promise and Biology. Rita Ora , husband Taika Waititi , Ashley Roberts , Rylan Clark and Graham Norton danced in the balcony at the gig- held exclusively for lucky O2 and Virgin Media broadband customers who had won tickets.
The girls came back together this year after having a long break from performing, and were more confident than ever. They are now planning a new documentary with ITV after cameras followed them on tour. Cameras captured scenes backstage and some of the private moments when they remembered bandmate Sarah .
A source said: “There’s a number of options on the table as to how ITV could deliver the final piece. "Backstage footage has been captured but bosses feel there’s equal value in presenting the show in its entirety as one glossy set piece, just like Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. "To be able to celebrate this chapter feels like an honour and everyo.
