Today is the ninth anniversary of probably the most important moment in Nadine’s career. The moment that Girls Aloud were formed. Nadine was the 3rd girl announced in the tense final.

This was followed by Girls Aloud’s first number 1 with Sound Of The Underground. In the nine years since, Nadine had been able to reach pop music’s highest heights. The 7 years of success with Girls Aloud including six albums and 21 singles. That was the springboard to her solo career with Insatiable as well as her current life in the USA.

Meanwhile, we patiently wait for Girls Aloud to reunite and bring so much musical pleasure to so many of us.

Here’s to the next nine, Aloud and proud forever!

Diney of course has not forgotten either of her bandmates 30th birthdays these past couple of days. Her twitter feed is the source:

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Happy GAs first 30 th birthday Sarah Harding. I remember your 21 st in the popstars house. Wow.. Sending loads of love. xx

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Another month of special birthdays. Our Jonathon love you honey, My best girlfriend Roisin Hannigan and Miss Kimberley Walsh. xx

It’ll be a while yet before Nadz reaches the 3 decade mark. She’s only on the quarter century. It’s nice to see that she doesn’t ignore the other girls as is often claimed in the usual places.

On a more carnivorous note, I’m intrigued by this recent tweet:

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I am trying not to think about the “skinny margarita” we had last night. It had veal stock & chorizo fat in it. #tooadventurous

That sounds good to me.

PS. I’m stopping the Monday Memories series. But I’ll still be bringing you classic Nadine moments as often as I can beginning with a very important birthday that is coming up.

Irish singer Nadine confirmed there is ‘nothing stopping’ a reunion of the estranged girl group at some point in the future. But she did admit that, first of all, she wants to get her debut album Insatiable off the ground.

Speaking to Metro.co.uk, Nadine said: ‘There is absolutely no rivalry with me and Cheryl. Not one single bit at all.’

These revelations come after months of speculation that the girls are at war after Cheryl’s successful solo career and Nadine’s apparent nonchalant attitude to reuniting the band.

But Nadine, 25, was keen to dismiss these conflict rumours saying they are just different people each with their own ambitions and she is enjoying seeing what the others are now up to as well as working on her own projects.

‘We are completely different people, all five of us were as a matter of fact, and that was why it was so great being ‘the band’. But our own opinions and styles and stuff are totally different so I think it’s really interesting to see what everybody’s doing now,’ she said.

And Cheryl echoed those views at getting the remaining band members back together again on stage: ‘We will but just not now.’

The British fivesome who shot to fame in 2002 after winning Popstars: The Rivals, split last September for a one-year break to work on solo ventures.

Sad news for Girls Aloud fans – it appears lead singer Nadine Coyle has ended that chapter in her life.

I hear the star is now referring to her time in the band as “the past” and has vowed never to perform as part of the chart-topping fivesome again.

My source reveals it’s a Whole Lotta History for Nads, 25: “Nadine’s moved on. She loved her time but feels lately things changed dramatically.

“She doesn’t intend to ­perform with them again and is openly telling pals she’s no longer part of the band. She talks about being with them in the past tense. It’s like a new chapter in her life is beginning – the future is her solo career.”

My sources say relations between Nadine and the girls have been far from happy in recent months. “They are not in touch at all,” says my mole.

“Nadine swears she’s tried to get in touch with them all but not heard anything back. They’ve grown apart. With the amount of animosity they have against her now it would be almost impossible for them to regroup. She has to make her solo career her ­priority.”

This week Nadine told me how excited she is about her work.

She said: “I have these ­visions when I think about being a popstar of watching a Diva’s Live concert in Vegas and seeing women in amazing long gowns singing their hearts out. The light show’s amazing, the band are tight and the backing singers are going crazy.

“That’s what my dream of being a singer was. It still is!”

She’ll do fine without the Girls!

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Girls Aloud’s “The Promise” is nominated for an Ivor Novello award for Most Performed Work. The song is running up against Lily Allen’s “The Fear” and James Morrison’s “Broken Strings”. “The Promise” was written by Brian Higgins, Miranda Cooper, Kieran Jones, Jason Resch, Carla-Marie Williams, Tim Powell and Nick Coler (published by Warner/Chappell Music).

“The Promise” is Girls Aloud’s fourth number one single in the UK Singles Chart and won “Best British Single” at the BRIT Awards 2009. It was the first single to be taken from the group’s fifth studio album Out of Control.

Brian Higgins said that Xenomania knew that “The Promise” was “the piece of music Girls Aloud needed to announce them as a supergroup in this country”: “‘The Promise’ was the sound of a big group, a group about to be huge. They needed the theme tune to the biggest girl group on the planet”.

The Ivor Novello Awards recognise the best British songwriting and composing. The ceremony will take place on Thursday 20th May 2010 at the Grosvenor House, London. See the full list of nominees

Source: Xenomanianews

Each year, 1 fan will put together a fanbook for one of the girls, while they are touring. As you know, the girl’s are not doing a tour this year, but fans still want to do fanbooks for them, so they know we are still supporting and missing them!

Lizzy has done Nadine’s book for the past 2 years, and has gave the book into Nadine herself. She has kindly agreed to do the fanbook again this year. So if you want Nadine to read your message, see your drawings and give her a message of support please email:

nadine_messages@yahoo.co.uk

To get your message in the other girls fanbooks, see below to email your message.

Sarah – fanbook@sarahhardingaddicts.com
Cheryl – totalcherylcole@googlemail.com
Kimberley – kimberleyfanbook@hotmail.co.uk
Nicola – fanbook@nicolaroberts.co.uk

Like to win this Girls Aloud sticker book? Simply follow us on Twitter, then give us a #FollowFriday. Example:

#FF @NCoyleFan the best place to find out about the lovely @NadineWorldwide!

This competition ends midnight tonight and the winner will be announced on Twitter.

Closed – Winner is @DebbieTweedy19

Perfect for the Summer, Eylure have created these Limited Edition Girls Aloud Festival eyelashes. Each set comes with a lanyard.

Nadine’s version has a rainbow coloured base on the lashes, and a purple lanyard.

Buy yours now from Superdrug, or online HERE