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Cheryl Cole brands the Spice Girls “b****es”
Cheryl Cole brands the Spice Girls “b****es”
Cheryl Cole has branded the Spice Girls “b****es” whose success has been
overblown.
The Girls Aloud singer – who is currently starring as a judge on UK TV
talent show ‘The X Factor’ – claims the 90s group don’t deserve to be lauded
as pop icons because their reunion was so short-lived and they are not as
talented as her band.
Cheryl revealed she finds it infuriating when people on ‘The X Factor’ say
they want to be “the new Spice Girls”, adding her group’s success is much
more impressive.
She told Attitude magazine: “I think, ‘P**s off!’ We’ve been around for six
years – they were around for 18 months! We recognise what the Spice Girls
did, but it really annoys me when you meet girls who go, ‘We wannabe the
next Spice Girls.’
“Yes, they had worldwide domination, but they fell out, b****ed about each
other and went their separate ways. We’ve been around for all this time,
fighting to climb each step of the ladder, putting our hearts into
everything.”
The 25-year-old singer added that, unlike the Spice Girls, her group –
consisting of Nadine Coyle, 23, Sarah Harding, 26, Nicole Roberts, 23, and
Kimberly Walsh, 26 – are all “friends”.
Girls Aloud formed on TV talent show ‘Popstars: The Rivals’ in 2002 and have
gone on to score a record-breaking 18 top 10 UK singles, three of them
number ones.
The Spice Girls scored their first UK number one single in 1994, going on to
release three albums and have another eight number ones.
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