Girls Aloud's uncertain future
- Source: Bang Showbiz
- Date: 14 November 2009
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Girls Aloud's uncertain future
Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding admits she never expected the band to have a long-term future and is unsure how much longer they will stay together.
Sarah Harding isn't sure Girls Aloud will stay together.
The singer - who is currently pursuing an acting career while the girl group are on hiatus - is surprised the group, who have scored four number one single in the UK, have managed to remain popular since they were formed on a reality TV programme in 2002.
She said: "We've grown up in the spotlight, we never thought we'd stick around.
"We're simply taking a break now, we all felt it was time... We said about a year - but we're going to see what happens."
The 'Love Machine' singer added that she now has her sights firmly set on acting, as it provides a fresh challenge for her.
She told British TV talk show host Jonathan Ross: "I'm not saying I don't want to sing any more but everyone knows I'm a bit of a drama queen, I really enjoy a new challenge. This is what I want to do."
The 27-year-old star also insisted her 'party girl' reputation is undeserved as she is much calmer now.
She continued: "When I was a lot younger I was probably going through a hard time. A lot of stuff is misconstrued, I love to go out and have fun but I'm at my most comfortable when I'm at home, don't have to care what I look like."
Sarah's first major acting role is in forthcoming film 'St. Trinian's II: The Legend of Fritton's Gold'.
While she pursues an acting career her four bandmates have all assumed wildly differing roles - Cheryl Cole has started a solo career and become a judge on UK TV talent show 'The X Factor'; Nicola Roberts has launched her own range of make-up; Nadine Coyle is a successful businesswoman, owning hotels and restaurants in the US while Kimberley Walsh fronts a fashion campaign for clothes company New Look.
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