October – OK Magazine

Nadine Coyle has a brand new photoshoot and interview in this week’s OK Magazine.

She is pictured in her New York appartment talking about her split from Jason, a Girls Aloud reunion and any regrets about her solo album.

Check out the Ultra High Quality scans in the gallery by clicking the link above. Credit to GirlsAloudMedia.

I’m keeping my promise here. Nadine takes centre stage with the rest of the Girls during the Tangled Up Tour. Nadine introduces the song:

Bless her awkward dancing. Her voice and legs more than make up for it though.

It’s here at last.

All you need to know is there. Nadine was her usual self, and Perez brought up a number of different subjects from her new material to her living arrangements to a GA reunion.

Apparently Perez has never been to a GA concert. At least that’s something I have done that he hasn’t Also, 10 out of 10 for including the OTR clip of Nadine using a thong to tie her hair.

Click here for Nadine’s interview on billboard.com. She talks about the possibilities of a Girls Aloud reunion and the difficulties in launching her US career.

Insatiable, the album, is also set for a revamp, with new tracks and remixed material. It’s something to look forward to.

No news on Nadine’s solo career at the moment so sorry for lack of updates, theres nothing to post

However i will be trying my best to build the gallery up for additions ive found so look out for them when i post on our Twitter and Facebook pages.

Today i’ve added 2 photoshoot sets from 2002 and 2007. Click the thumbs above to take you to the album sets.

Nadine Coyle has commented that she thinks Girls Aloud’s hair budget could “feed a small country”.

The singer believes that there would need to be a large amount invested in the band for them to get back together.

She said to I.D. magazine: “It would depend on everybody’s feeling. The money that would need to be invested in it is another factor.

“Between the five of us the hair budget alone was enough to feed a small country. It was through the roof! I think we bought our hairdresser an entire extension on the back of her house on one album campaign. If she wasn’t driving a Bentley then she should have been.”

Coyle also believes that Cheryl Cole’s solo success and appearance on ‘The X Factor’ will dictate whether the band will reform.

She said: “Cheryl’s success is a point for all the rest of us to consider from our own points of view.

“We’ve got to be realistic about what has happened to Cheryl over the last couple of years.”

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Feuds, fallouts, sniping and snubs. For a band who haven’t released any new material in nearly two years, Girls Aloud are still making one hell of a din.

And somehow it’s Nadine Coyle who finds herself cast as the villain of the piece. Her relocation to LA three years ago has, according to some, rendered a group reunion impossible.

Earlier this year there were claims from the Girls Aloud camp that the only person holding up a reunion was Nadine.

But behind the headlines, there’s another side to the story. In an astonishingly frank interview, Nadine tells us she’s genuinely baffled at the blame dumped at her door – especially as she claims she’s made repeated attempts to get in touch with the others which have gone ignored.

Until now, only her closest friends and family have seen the distress she’s tried to hide.

“It’s upsetting because people think it’s my fault,” she says. “When I was first told that’s what everyone was thinking, I couldn’t understand it – why blame me? How has it swung in that direction? I really don’t know. I thought everything in the garden was rosy.

“Two years ago, we all agreed to take a break to give people time to do their own things, and this has all just blown up. It really hurts when I hear things like I’m holding the girls back. It’s just absurd. People can make up their own minds but honestly, it’s not true.”

She’s expressive as she talks, and her voice goes up an octave, indicating her confusion. It’s not quite clear why, but the tight-knit friendship the five girls formed after being thrown together eight years ago on Popstars The Rivals seems to no longer exist as far as Ms Coyle is concerned.

There is speculation that Nadine has been frozen out by Kimberley Walsh, 28, Sarah Harding, 28, Cheryl Cole, 27, and 25-year-old Nicola Roberts. There were even whispers – later denied – that she was set to be ousted, with the other four happy to go on without her.

Whatever the reality, the future of the record-breaking girl band looks uncertain at the very least.

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.