A new report has claimed that Girls Aloud were “a bit of a handful” on set of their new comeback music video in London this week.
Recent reports have claimed the group are planning a major comeback, almost 11 years after they officially disbanded in 2013.
The band was formed on the ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, and went on to become 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 got back together to celebrate their 10-year anniversary.
The girl band officially split in 2013, leaving fans across the world devastated.
After The Sun reported on the iconic girl group’s alleged comeback earlier this week, the publication has now said that the four girls were “a handful” on set of their music video.
A source said: “Girls Aloud were a bit of a handful the first time around and it looks like they are this time too.”
“It was a long day of filming and the ladies didn’t make it easy, sending runners scrambling to source things to warm them up.”
“It was a bit chilly but they could have quite easily stuck a coat on.”
“Instead they made it known to absolutely everybody that they were freezing and simply must have extra layers and anything which staff could get their hands on to warm them up.”
“Clearly some things never change,” the insider added.
The report claims that the music video will see Cheryl, Nicola Roberts, Kimberly Walsh and Nadine Coyle sport Wonder Woman style costumes, as they play superhero characters.
The group have reportedly reunited in honour of their late bandmate, Sarah Harding, who tragically passed away to breast cancer in 2021.
Footage of the late star is to be included in the music video.
