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Girls Aloud recently revealed that they 'almost died' during a huge stage blunder on tour as they shared their most memorable moments from previous tours.
The girl band, which consists of Cheryl, 40, Nadine Coyle, 38, Nicola Roberts, 38, and Kimberley Walsh, 42, - are currently on tour for the first time since 2013, and during their shows, they have been paying tribute to their late friend and bandmate, Sarah Harding.
Sarah passed away from breast cancer in 2021, and the remaining four singers decided to reunite and go on tour in a bid to pay tribute to their late friend, admitting they are 'doing it for Sarah'.
The first leg of the tour kicked off in Dublin and the iconic band are now making their way across the UK.
However, since the group announced they were going on tour, they started to reminisce about their most memorable moments which included a shocking story on how they 'almost died' once.
Girls Aloud recently revealed that they 'almost died' during a huge stage blunder on tour as they shared their most memorable moments from previous tours
The girl band are currently on tour for the first time since 2013, and during their shows, they have been paying tribute to their late friend and bandmate, Sarah Harding (pictured L-R Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts, Cheryl, and Kimberley Walsh)
Speaking to BBC Radio 2 host Rylan Clark on his upcoming special episode with the band the four singers revealed they could have been killed on a previous show when they were in a prop called The Cage.
Nadine explained: 'That's when we almost died! We were just attacked by tiny little seatbelts. Holding onto tiny wee bars. And we were like dangling for our lives, and we were like, "Is this it, is that where it ends?"'
Cheryl added: 'It was the first one, the first arena one (tour). We were hanging 20 foot in the air.'
Kimberley then explained: 'It was like a cage platform thing that lowered. And in the tech, one side lowered and the other didn't… terrifying.'
The girl band also revealed that once they realised something had gone terribly wrong they tried to alert the crew.
However, the music was so loud and no one in production could hear them as they screamed.
Nicola said: 'Because the music was so loud, we were screaming over the mics and no one in production could hear,
'We had a kabuki curtain so it was lowering behind the curtain and no one in the arena could see what was happening,
The first leg of the tour kicked off in Dublin and the iconic band are now making their way across the UK,
