Girls Aloud are reportedly set to make a major comeback after having a “secret reunion”.
The popular band was formed on ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals back in 2002, and were later named the biggest selling girl group of the 21st century.
In 2009, Girls Aloud announced they were going on a year-long hiatus, but it wasn’t until 2012 that they reunited to celebrate their 10-year anniversary.
Girls Aloud officially disbanded in 2013, leaving fans across the world devastated.
Now, it has been reported that the girl group secretly reunited at a North London studio to shoot a music video for their first single in 11 years.
Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts are said to have dedicated their comeback song to their late bandmate Sarah Harding, who sadly died of cancer in 2021.
A music source told The UK Sun: “This has been one of the best-kept secrets in pop, but it’s actually happening now.”
“The girls really came back together as friends to rally around when Sarah died, and it repaired some of the old rifts and put things into perspective,” the source continued.
“Suddenly the reunion which had seemed totally impossible for so long just felt a totally natural thing to do – in Sarah’s honour.”
“They’ve got a single and a video in the can, plans for a full record of new music, and for the fans the most exciting thing will be a massive reunion tour in 2024,” the insider added.
“It’s going to be huge – and they’re all very excited to be back working together, even if there is a bittersweet element to it.”
“Of course, whatever they do, there will always be nods to Sarah’s contribution to the group, too.”
It comes after Girls Aloud fans noticed a new company, Let’s Go Eskimo, was recently registered on Companies House – and they’re convinced it is owned by Cheryl, Nicola, Kimberley and Nadine.
The name of the company is seemingly a nod to their iconic 2004 smash hit Love Machine.
The London-based company has been registered as Let’s Go Eskimo Productions LLP on Companies House and has been registered as active. The company has four registered officers who have not been named.
