Nov 14, 2007 • 1 min read

Girl Aloud pulls out of Girls Aloud TV show

Nadine Coyle has withdrawn from an ITV show featuring Girls Aloud, saying it would not promote the group's music and that producers were too restrictive.

Nadine Coyle has pulled out of a new ITV show involving Girls Aloud. The show, called 'Passions', will feature the girls each fulfilling a life long dream, like learning to street dance or play polo (in the case of Cheryl Cole and Sarah Harding).

Coyle had been due to train to become a classical music conductor, but she has withdrawn from the show saying she doesn't feel it will promote the group's music and that the show's producer's were too restrictive. She told The Observer: "I'm not really into reality things or things that aren't to promote Girls Aloud. I wanted to do something with a charity in Bolivia that got kids off the street, but it didn't sit with the programme".

An ITV spokesman told the Mirror: "We are fortunate that four members of Girls Aloud are able to take part and fulfil their passions. It's just a shame that Nadine wasn't available".

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