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The team working with Girls Aloud on the upcoming reunion tour are reportedly getting worried that it could all 'end in disaster' if the band clash again.
The girl band famously fell out after they split in 2013, as they publicly disagreed over when and the reasons why they decided to announce a hiatus.
Following the tragic loss of their bandmate Sarah Harding aged 39 in 2021, the band put their past issues behind them to reform in memory of the late singer.
However, despite their gung-ho attitude to reuniting for a 30-date tour, insiders are said to be worried that tensions will fray when the pressure of a tour kicks in.
Cheryl, 40, Nadine Coyle, 38, Nicola Roberts, 38, and Kimberley Walsh, 42, were all pictured arriving at rehearsals for the first time looking slightly solemn last week.
The team working with Girls Aloud on the upcoming reunion tour are reportedly getting worried that it could all 'end in disaster' if the band clash again
Cheryl hit back at the allegations and said Nadine was 'full of s***' and claimed that she had requested a break in 2009, which began discussions about their break-up (Cheryl and Nadine pictured on stage in 2009)
Following the tragic loss of their bandmate Sarah Harding (pictured in 2013) aged 39 in 2021, the band put their past issues behind them to reform in memory of the late singer
A source told The Sun: 'It's no secret that Cheryl and Nadine had a fraught relationship and professional rivalry back in the day- they couldn't even agree when Girls Aloud split - so now, they're on best behaviour with the reunion.
'But behind the scenes a lot of the team are wary they'll clash again. They both look back and can see they were both at fault, they've both matured a lot - and due to professional and personal life challenges they've faced since the band, they no longer have the egos or competitiveness they did back then.'
They continued: 'Cheryl, Nicola and Kimberly are best friends and it seems like they are really trying not to exclude Nadine as they don't want anything to derail this tour or cause tension - and Nadine is making a huge effort with them too, she's really gotten to know the grown up versions of them over the last year and become close.
Those close to the band are apparently hoping that their past feuds over who sings what and attracts the most headlines will no longer matter and can be left in the past. MailOnline have reached out to representatives for comment.
Things turned sour between some of the band members when Nadine distanced herself from the group following their split.
After the announcement Nadine took to X - formerly known as Twitter - and wrote: 'You should know by now I had no part in any of this split business. I couldn't stop them. I had the best time and want to keep going.'
Cheryl hit back at the allegations and said Nadine was 'full of s***' and claimed that she had requested a break in 2009, which began discussions about their break-up.
She added: 'She was the one who wanted to make a solo record. Which is why we took the hiatus. She wants to come out and say we broke the band up? No! She shouldn't tell porkie pies.
Cheryl, 40, Nadine Coyle , 38, Nicola Roberts , 38, and Kimberley Walsh , 42, were all pictured arriving at rehearsals for the first time looking slightly solemn last week (stock image)
However, despite their gung-ho attitude to reuniting for a 30-date tour, insiders are said to be worried that tensions will fray when the pressure of a tour kicks in (pictured in 2012)
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