Singer-turned-actress Cheryl Tweedy has hinted at Girls Aloud reunion by setting up a brand-new company with her former bandmates Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh, and Nicola Roberts â but her own business account is £1.35million in the red
Girls Aloud singer Cheryl’s business account appears to be in red for the second year running â but the singer, 40, has dropped a huge hint at another money-making business as she’s set up a new company with her former bandmates.
Accounts for CC Entertainment, which were published recently, show that the London-based company set up by the Fight For This Love singer is in arrears by £1.35million. The company was first set up by Cheryl in 2009, during the height of her solo music career.
Although Cheryl’s company is in red at a staggering amount at £1.35million, files show that the figure has decreased from previous year, when the company was £1.46million in debt.
Following her success in Girls Aloud, alongside bandmates Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts, and the late Sarah Harding, Cheryl decided to go solo once the band split, and she became the most successful member on her solo music journey.