Jul 12, 2006 • 1 min read

Tweedy denies Girls Aloud split

Cheryl Tweedy denies Girls Aloud are splitting, saying the band will record a fourth studio album instead of a greatest hits set.

Cheryl Tweedy has denied those previously reported rumours that Girls Aloud are splitting up on account of her allegedly being a complete cow. The singer says the girls are set to record a fourth album, instead of releasing a greatest hits compilation next, as was initially planned.

Tweedy told the Daily Star: "After our tour finished we went into the studio to record three new songs for the Greatest Hits. We've come up with six tracks we love and are now thinking we should do a new studio album instead."

Referring to her upcoming wedding to footballer Ashley Cole, she added, "When Ashley and I get back from honeymoon we'll have a meeting with our record label and see about putting back the Greatest Hits. Pop is on a roll right now with Lily Allen and Nelly Furtado - and we want to continue being a part of it."

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