Kimberley Walsh says birthdays will never be the same after losing her 'birthday twin' Sarah Harding

Kimberley Walsh has revealed that Girls Aloud may never perform again as she thinks it would be ‘too painful’ for them to reunite as a band following member Sarah Harding’s death last September. Harding died of breast cancer aged just 39 in 2021, and Kimberley spoke about how she and fellow Girls Aloud stars Cheryl, Nicola Roberts and Nadine Coyle have been able to come together since to do ‘some really positive fundraising for charity’Speaking to hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary about Harding, Kimberley revealed that the band had no plans to mark 20 years since their debut single Sound of the Underground was released in December.

Singer Kimberley Walsh appeared on ITV This Morning on Monday following her elimination from The Masked Dancer over the weekend, when she was revealed as the character of Odd Socks. The mum of three joined hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary to talk about her time on the show and revealed the reason why she chose to take part in the Saturday night programme.

Kimberley Walsh has said she now shares a “unique experience” with fellow Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts after being revealed on The Masked Dancer. Roberts, 37, won sister show The Masked Singer as the Queen Bee in 2020 while Walsh was unveiled in the mystery celebrity dancing show on Saturday, a week before the finale. Walsh, 40, said she had it “harder” than her former girl group bandmate as she had to move in a heavy costume and breathe in a helmet while dancing.

Girls Aloud's Kimberley Walsh appeared on This Morning today to speak to Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary following her unveiling as the character of Odd Socks on The Masked Dancer this weekend. But Kimberley also spoke about how she and her Girls Aloud bandmates have funded a cancer research project in the late Sarah Harding’s name and told the hosts it’s unlikely the band will ever perform as a foursome again.

Girls Aloud reunited to honour Sarah Harding over the weekend, and one of the late star's bandmates has now shared a beautiful tribute to the singer. Cheryl, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle and Kimberley Walsh held a gala, named the Promise Ball, to raise money in honour of Sarah on Saturday night.

Cheryl Tweedy has shared her thoughts on an 'intensely emotional' night after the remaining members of Girls Aloud fulfilled Sarah Harding's dying wish. On Saturday night Cheryl, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Nadine Coyle hosted a fundraising gala for cancer research in memory of their late bandmate.

Girls Aloud will release a special seven-inch single vinyl in honour of the late Sarah Harding.Due to be released on December 9, the seven-inch vinyl for ‘Sound of the Underground’ will be limited to 5,000 copies with 100 per cent of the profits going to The Sarah Harding Breast Cancer Appeal – part of The Christie Charitable Fund – which was established following Harding’s passing at the age of 39 in September last year.The vinyl will also come complete with a never-before-released alternative vocal version of the song from the archives, as well as a sheet of ‘Buy Girls, Bye Boys’ stickers. The vinyl is available to pre-order now.The special edition vinyl for ‘Sounds of the Underground’ comes nearly 20 years after Girls Aloud topped the UK Singles Chart with the single in December 2002, earning a Christmas Number 1 before spending four weeks at the top of the charts.To celebrate it’s 20th anniversary, ‘Sound Of The Underground’ is being issued for the very first time as a collectible 7” vinyl.

Girls Aloud have announced the release of a special, 7-inch 20th anniversary vinyl edition of their iconic 2002 Christmas Number 1 single Sound Of The Underground, in honour of the late Sarah Harding.

Girls Aloud members Cheryl, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle and Kimberley Walsh all reunited for the Primrose Ball to honour the late Sarah Harding on Saturday. For the event, Cheryl, 39, wore an elegant floor-length halterneck gown in black that she accessorised with a neon pink clutch bag.

Girls Aloud stars Kimberley Walsh, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Cheryl reunited in honour of their late bandmate Sarah Harding while attending the Primrose Ball in London on Saturday evening. The fundraising ball was organised at Harding’s request before her death, in order to raise money for the Christie NHS Foundation Trust and Cancer Research UK as part of the Sarah Harding Breast Cancer Appeal.

Kimberley Walsh's sons tell her she has a "big bum". The Girls Aloud star has three young songs with husband Justin Scott, and she has revealed her boys often cheekily poke fun at her derriere. Asked if she has any body hang-ups, she told new! magazine: "My sons joke about me having a big bum.

nightwear with 50 per cent of the profits going to Cancer Research, The Christie Charitable Trust, and the Irish Cancer Society. Primark shared the collection to its 9. 9 million followers and fans were in awe of the touching tribute to Sarah.

Kimberley Walsh has emotionally revealed that she watches videos of her late former bandmate Sarah Harding to help deal with her grief. Sarah tragically passed away last September at the age of 39 after a year long battle with breast cancer. Kimberley, 40, and the remaining members of Girls Aloud – Cheryl, 39, Nicola Roberts, 36, and Nadine Coyle, 37 – have since planned fundraisers in Sarah's honour, running a special Race For Life in her memory in July.They have also announced they will host an industry gala, named Sarah's Primrose Ball after her iconic line in their single The Promise.

Kimberley Walsh has said that it is "physically impossible" to get her waistline back after giving birth to her three sons.The 40 year old is mum to Bobby, eight, Cole, five, and Nate, 16 months, who she shares with husband Justin Scott, also 40. Discussing her new Styled For You range with Dorothy Perkins, Kimberley revealed that her sons joke about her "big bum" and how she won't return to the waistline she had before becoming a mum.The former Girls Aloud star told OK!: "Your body physically changes so much in pregnancy, so trying to achieve the waistline you had before children is impossible. "I wouldn’t change anything [about my figure].

Kimberley Walsh is reflecting on the pressures of being a pop star in the noughties and marvelling at how beauty standards have changed when we catch up with her. “Differences are welcome now,” says the former Girls Aloud singer. “Not everyone is trying to fit in a box.