Cheryl Cole

Cheryl Cole (2014)

Cheryl Ann Tweedy (* the 30th June 1983 in Newcastle upon Tyne , formerly Cole and Fernandez-Versini ) is a British pop singer and member of the Casting - girl group Girls Aloud . She is still known by her interim name Cheryl Cole , but since her split from Ashley Cole she only publishes under her first name Cheryl .

youth

Cole grew up with four siblings in a social building in the northern English city of Newcastle upon Tyne . From the age of ten, she took dance lessons at the Royal Ballet's summer school . A number of advertising contests followed, including that of the prettiest baby in the Boots Group's pharmacy chain, the search for the Happy Faces portrait of British fashion house Mothercare and the Little Attractive Miss and Mister and Most Girl competitions on the Evening Chronicle . She was also featured in two advertising campaigns for British Gas, a campaign for SCS and, together with her younger brother Garry, in a Christmas campaign for the local Eldon Square. As part of dance performances, she also made her first television appearances.

She attended Walker Comprehensive School in Newcastle and left when she was 16. She was suspended there twice during her school years. After school, Cole worked as a waitress in a restaurant.

Music career

Girls Aloud (since 2002)

Cheryl Cole during an appearance on Girls Aloud (2005)

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In 2002, she applied with the song Have You Ever on the British talent show Popstars: The Rivals (German: Popstars: Das Duell ). Ultimately, she was elected along with four other candidates by the jury, consisting of Pete Waterman , Louis Walsh and Geri Halliwell , on November 30, 2002 in the band called Girls Aloud.

The group's debut single, Sound of the Underground , was a number-one hit on the UK charts and number-one Christmas in 2002. Girls Aloud set the record for the fastest number-one spot after starting one Group one. In May 2003 the group released their debut album Sound of the Underground , which went platinum in the UK. As of 2003, they achieved 20 consecutive top ten hits, including three singles at number 1 in the British charts. Two of their albums reached the top of the UK album charts. All five of the band's albums went platinum in the UK. In 2009, the group won the BRIT Awards for Best British Single with the song The Promise . To date, Girls Aloud have sold over 10 million CDs worldwide. In 2007 they got an entry on the Guinness World Records as "Most Successful Reality TV Group".

In July 2009 Girls Aloud announced that they would be taking a break to devote themselves to solo projects.

2009–2010: 3 words

In 2008, Cole made recordings for the first time without Girls Aloud when she contributed the vocals to the single Heartbreaker by the US rapper will.i.am. The song reached number 4 in the UK charts. In the music video for the song, Cole played a street dancer. She had previously learned street dance while recording the ITV2 series The Passions of Girls Aloud .

In April 2009, Cole stated that she was working on solo projects and her debut album. Her debut album 3 Words was released in her home country on October 26th, 2009. For this she worked again with will.i.am. Fraser T. Smith, Syience and the Danish producers Soulshock & Karlin, singer-songwriters Taio Cruz , Wayne Wilkins and Steve Kipner took care of the production. The album was recorded in Los Angeles and London . The album is influenced by contemporary R&B , dance-pop , house and pop music . Cruz was asked to write two songs for Cole's album. One of the two songs was Break Your Heart , which Cole refused. Therefore, Cruz recorded the song himself and was later able to land a number one hit in the United States. She named Three Syllables , Unveiled and the theme song 3 Words , a duet with Will.i.am, as her favorite songs on the album. For the theme song, she took inspiration from David Guetta's and Kelly Rowland's number one hit, When Love Takes Over .

The album stayed at number 1 on the UK album charts for two weeks and became their first solo number one album in the UK. On November 6, 2009, her debut album was awarded platinum there. At the end of October 2009 the title Fight for This Love was released as a pre-release . Her debut single reached number 1 in the UK and Ireland . The single was the fastest-selling single of 2009. The single also went platinum. Fight for This Love was number 2 of the best-selling songs in 2009. The song became a top ten hit in many European countries, and in several countries the song even reached number one on the charts. The song was also available in Germany since February 26, 2010 and was the theme song of the fifth season of Germany's Next Topmodel . In Germany the song reached number 4 in the single charts . In Switzerland it was awarded gold. According to Cole, the song was released as the first single because "the connection with the song was so fascinating". Many music critics praised Fight for This Love and predicted Cole's international breakthrough. The song 3 Words , a duet with will.i.am., was selected as the second release . This reached number 4 in the British charts. In Ireland, the song made it to number 7. In Australia , the song reached number 5 and was awarded platinum. Parachute was released as its third single in late 2009 and reached number five in England and Ireland. It was Cole's third top five hit in the two countries. From May to July 2010 Cole appeared in the opening act for the European concerts of "The END World Tour" of the Black Eyed Peas .

2010-2011: Messy Little Raindrops

In March 2010, Cole stated in an interview that she had started work on the sequel to 3 Words , which she hoped to release "later in the year". She started work on her second album in February 2010. Her second album entitled Messy Little Raindrops was released on November 1, 2010. The first single, Promise This , was released on October 24, 2010 and was her second number one hit in the UK and Ireland. She sings some parts of the song in French, which is supposed to relate to the children's song Alouette .

The main producer of the album was Wayne Wilkins, but Cole also worked again with Will.i.am as well as with JR Rotem , Starsmith and Al Shux. Guest contributions on the songs came from, among others, August Rigo, Dizzee Rascal , Travie McCoy and Will.i.am. Cheryl took the album title from a line of text from the song Raindrops . Cole said of it, "When it rains, everything gets fresh [...] that sounds hopeful." Like her debut album, Messy Little Raindrops was highly praised by music critics. Allmusic's Jon O'Brien , who gave the album four stars out of five, commented: “ Messy Little Raindrops is such a stunning pop album that it will propel you [Cole] into the pop premier league; the best are the songs Promise This , Amnesia and Happy Tears ”. Virgin Media's Johnny Dee describes Messy Little Raindrops as a "family-friendly album." The Polydor Records label worked with MediaCom to find out marketing strategies with which they could advertise the album, for example a Facebook page was created especially for the album .

2012–2013: A Million Lights and Reunion by Girls Aloud

In late September 2011, it was reported that Cheryl Cole had started work on her third studio album. In early January 2012 it was announced that she had finished the album in Los Angeles. For the album, she worked with a variety of well-known musicians and producers, such as RedOne , Taio Cruz , David Guetta and Lana Del Rey .

Cole announced through their website on April 18, 2012 that the album would be called A Million Lights . It was released in the UK on June 18, 2012. The first single Call My Name , produced by Calvin Harris , was released on June 10th. The video is directed by Rich Lee. The song reached number 1 in the UK, where it was also awarded gold, and number 1 in Scotland and Ireland. The second single was the song Under the Sun , written and produced by Alex da Kid, released on September 2nd in the UK. The music video premiered on July 26, 2012. The single reached number 13 in the UK, as well as number 16 in Ireland and number 8 in Scotland. She also shot a video for her fans as a Christmas present for the song Ghetto Baby , which was written by Lana Del Rey, among others. The video premiered on December 25, 2012.

On June 4, 2012 she performed with Gary Barlow at the Diamond Jubilee Concert on the occasion of the diamond jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II , where they sang the song Need You Now by the group Lady Antebellum . The reviews of this performance were consistently negative. Critics wrote that Cole "couldn't sing" and that one was "overwhelmed" by the performance.

In October 2012, Cole toured the UK. The A Million Lights Tour started in Belfast and consisted of 10 concerts.

Furthermore, the comeback of Girls Aloud was announced in October 2012 . The first single Something New from the new album Ten , a greatest hits album containing the band's favorite singles and four new songs, was released on November 18, 2012. This was able to place itself straight away at number 2 in the British charts. In February and March 2013 the band went on the Ten: The Hits Tour 2013 through Great Britain, Scotland and Ireland. After the last concert of the tour in March 2013, the band announced the final separation. Cole himself also announced that he would first take a personal break from the music business.

Since 2014: Only Human

In mid-2013 she started work on her fourth studio album, which was released in November 2014. During an interview on British television, she announced that the album would be called Only Human . For the album, she worked with her former bandmate Nicola Roberts, as well as with the rapper Tinie Tempah , who can be heard on the first single released on the album. The song called Crazy Stupid Love was released in Germany on July 18, 2014 and was also released two days later in her home country Great Britain, where it immediately entered the charts at number 1.

further activities

Television career

Due to its popularity, Cole was given and dedicated a show on ITV1 called Cheryl Cole's Night In . The first episode aired on December 19, 2009. The show, co-hosted by Holly Willoughby, features music and interviews with Cheryl Cole and some of her favorite musicians. The artists Alexandra Burke , Rihanna , Will Young , Snow Patrol and Will.i.am have already appeared on Cheryl's show. Cole told the press, "I couldn't be happier when ITV asked me in the middle of the year if I wanted to have my own TV show where I also get in touch with my favorite artists." Around five have seen each other regularly since it first aired Millions of viewers watch Cole's broadcast. As a member of Girls Aloud, Cole appeared in the documentaries Girls Aloud: Home Truths , Girls Aloud: Off the Record , an episode of Ghosthunting With ... and on The Girls Aloud Party .

Cole with Simon Cowell on The X Factor

In June 2008, it was announced that Cheryl Cole would replace Sharon Osbourne as a judge on The X Factor . Cole mentored the female contestants between 16 and 25. In the end, Cole's contestant Alexandra Burke won the season on December 13, 2008. In 2009, Cole was the mentor of the male candidates between 16 and 25. With Joe McElderry , another candidate from Cole won The X Factor in 2009 . Simon Cowell , the talent show creator, said, “I know she turned out good because she talks like normal people. People can refer to Cole and I think that's the best mark and quality of a juror. ”Cowell also referred to Cole as“ the best person I've ever worked with. ”May 5, 2011, after much speculation announced that Cole would serve as a juror alongside Simon Cowell, LA Reid and Paula Abdul on the first season of the US version of The X Factor . Just three weeks after being confirmed as a jury member, Cole was fired as a juror due to her British accent and an argument with Paula Abdul. Cole later voluntarily retired as a judge on the UK version of The X Factor . In March 2014, Simon Cowell announced that she would return as a judge for the upcoming 11th season of the UK version of the talent show X Factor , after leaving her post in 2010.

Books and contracts

Cole published Dreams That Glitter - Our Story , an autobiography with her band members from Girls Aloud, in October 2008 . The book contains previously unpublished pictures, reports from the lives of the band members, about their success as a group, styling tips and their music. The book was approved by OK! rated before publication. The title of the book Dreams That Glitter comes from a line of text from the 2007 song by the group Call the Shots .

Cole's first own official book, Through My Eyes , was published by Bantam Press on September 30, 2010. The book has been described as "a series of new exclusive photo material from Cole's personal collection [...], an exciting and intimate excerpt from the world of Cheryl Cole." Through My Eyes contains accounts of Cole's life in the recording studios, backstage on tour, one look behind the scenes of The X Factor and reports from photo shoots and award ceremonies. She said of the book, "The book is filled with pictures that describe moments of mine that interest readers." Cole is also the main subject of some unauthorized biographies, as well as books describing her love affair and separation with Ashley Cole. The singer's autobiography is due to appear in Great Britain in autumn 2012.

In February 2009, Cole appeared on the cover of British Vogue . The press and media then described Cole as "the best February figure". In November 2009, Cole was featured on the cover of UK magazine Elle . In late 2009, Cheryl Cole became the new face of L'Oréal . As a member of Girls Aloud, Cole promoted Barbie , Kitkat , Nintendo DS , Samsung, and Sunsilk.

social commitment

In March 2009, climbed Gary Barlow , Cole, Kimberley Walsh and other celebrities for Comic Relief to Kilimanjaro . The action raised £ 3.4 million which was donated to charities.

In February 2011, Cole started her own charity after meeting the chairman of The Prince's Trust , HRH Prince Charles . The Cheryl Cole Foundation aims to donate money to poor children in the Coles area.

Private

Two years after starting her music career, she met the English national soccer player Ashley Cole , whom she married in 2006. On February 23, 2010, Cheryl Cole announced that the couple would split up with Ashley Coles because of ongoing sexual and social affairs. She reportedly voluntarily waived any financial commitments and the shared villa upon divorce. Contrary to some media reports, she kept the assumed name of the husband. On the X-Factor show, she was introduced as Cheryl Tweedy by Simon Cowell for fun , which was subsequently mistakenly adopted as the official name. Since 2012 she has only used her first name Cheryl for her publications .

In 2009 and 2010 she was named Sexiest Woman by FHM magazine . In the summer of 2010 she was being treated for malaria in a private clinic in London, from which she recovered completely. On July 7, 2014, she married her boyfriend Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, with whom she had been in a relationship for three months. As a result of the wedding, she changed her last name from Cole to Fernandez-Versini. They divorced in late October 2015. From December 2015 to July 2018, she was in a relationship with Liam Payne . On March 22, 2017, they gave birth to their first child together, a son.

Discography

See also : "Discography" in the Girls Aloud article

Studio albums

year	title	Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes)				Remarks
		DE	AT	CH	UK
2009	3 words	DE45 (6 weeks) DE	AT26 (5 weeks) AT	CH52 (14 weeks) CH	UK1 × 3 Triple platinum (61 weeks)UK	First published: October 26, 2009
2010	Messy Little Raindrops	-	-	-	UK1 platinum (16 weeks)UK	First published: October 29, 2010
2012	A million lights	-	-	-	UK2 gold (17 weeks)UK	First published: June 15, 2012
2014	Only human	-	-	-	UK7th silver (9 weeks)UK	First published: November 7, 2014

Singles

year	Title album	Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, album , rankings, weeks, awards, notes)				Remarks
		DE	AT	CH	UK
2009	Fight for This Love 3 Words	DE4th gold (24 weeks)DE	AT4 (22 weeks) AT	CH3 gold (26 weeks)CH	UK1 × 2 Double platinum (39 weeks)UK	First published: October 16, 2009
	3 words 3 words	DE27 (9 weeks) DE	AT56 (1 week) AT	-	UK4th silver (23 weeks)UK	First published: December 20, 2009 feat. will.i.am
2010	Parachute 3 words	DE78 (1 week) DE	-	-	UK5 gold (26 weeks)UK	First published: March 11, 2010
	Promise This Messy Little Raindrops	-	-	-	UK1 gold (12 weeks)UK	First published: October 24, 2010
2011	The Flood Messy Little Raindrops	-	-	-	UK18 (12 weeks) UK	First published: January 2, 2011
2012	Call My Name A Million Lights	-	-	-	UK1 gold (17 weeks)UK	First published: June 10, 2012
	Under the Sun A Million Lights	-	-	-	UK13 silver (13 weeks)UK	First published: July 23, 2012
2014	Crazy Stupid Love Only Human	-	-	-	UK1 gold (22 weeks)UK	First published: July 18, 2014 feat. Tinie Tempah
	I don't care only human	-	-	-	UK1 silver (10 weeks)UK	First published: November 2, 2014
2015	Only human, only human	-	-	-	UK70 (1 week) UK	First published: March 22, 2015
2018	Love Made Me Do It	-	-	-	UK19 (4 weeks) UK	First published: November 9, 2018
2019	Let you	-	-	-	UK57 (1 week) UK	First published: May 31, 2019

Awards for music sales

Note: Awards in countries from the chart tables or chart boxes can be found in these.

Country / Region	silver	gold	platinum	Sales	swell
Awards for music sales (country / region, awards, sales, sources)
Germany (BVMI)	-	gold1	-	150,000	musikindustrie.de
Switzerland (IFPI)	-	gold1	-	15,000	hitparade.ch
United Kingdom (BPI)	4 × silver4th	5 × gold5	6 × platinum6th	4,760,000	bpi.co.uk
All in all	4 × silver4th	7 × gold7th	6 × platinum6th

Tours

Appearances in the opening act of other artists

• 2010: The Black Eyed Peas The END World Tour (Europe, 2010)

solo

• 2012: A Million Lights Tour

Filmography

year	broadcast	role
2002	Pop stars: The Rivals	Participant (Won)
2005	Girls Aloud: Home Truths	herself
2006	Girls Aloud: Off the Record	herself
2007	The girls of St. Trinian	Cameo
	The Friday Night Project	Moderator
2008	The Passions of Girls Aloud	herself
	The Girls Aloud Party	Presenter and artist
2008–2010 and since 2014	The X Factor UK	Juror
2009	Cheryl Cole's Night In	herself
2010	Piers Morgan's Life Stories	herself
2011	The X Factor USA	Juror ( replaced by Nicole Scherzinger after 2 episodes )
2012	What happens when it has happened	Juror of a television talent show
	The X Factor UK	Guest juror (jury house)

Awards

Girls Aloud with Cheryl Cole performing in Manchester in April 2009 on her Out of Control tour

Cheryl Cole live at the O2

year	ceremony	price	result
2007	Nickelodeon UK Kids' Choice Awards	Best Female Singer	Nominated
	Virgin Media Awards	Most Fanciable Female	Won
2008		Hottest Female	Nominated
	Heat Magazine Awards	Sexiest Female	Won
		Best Reality TV Judge	Won
2009	Glamor Women of the Year Awards	TV Personality	Won
	FHM 100 Sexiest Women in the World	# 1 Sexiest Woman in the World	Won
	Style Network Awards	Best Dressed Women	Won
		Style Icon of the Decade	Won
	BBC Switch Live Awards	Switch's Prom Queen	Won
	Virgin Media Awards	Hottest Female	Won
		Legend of the Year	Nominated
	Glamor Woman of the Year Awards	Best dressed	Won
2010	BRIT Awards	British single (Fight for This Love)	Nominated
	Glamor Women of the Year Awards	Best dressed	Won
		Woman of the Year	Won
	FHM 100 Sexiest Women in the World	# 1 Sexiest Woman in the World	Won
	BT Digital Music Awards	Best Female Artist	Won
		Best Single (Fight for This Love)	Won
		Best Video (Fight for This Love)	Nominated
2011	BRIT Awards	British Single (Parachute)	Nominated
		Best British Female	Nominated
	Elle Style Awards	Musician of the Year	Won
	TRL Awards (Italy)	Best New Act	Nominated
	Cosmopolitan Awards	Best Dressed Woman	Won
	BT Digital Music Awards	Best Female Artist	Nominated
2012	Virgin Media TV Awards	Best Judge	Won
	BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards	Best British single	Nominated
		Best British album	Nominated
		Best British Music Act	Nominated
		Female hottie	Nominated
2013	Nickelodeon UK Kids' Choice Awards	Favorite UK Female Artist	Nominated

Web links

Commons : Cheryl  - Collection of Images

• Cheryl Cole's website

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99. ↑ Cowell uses Cheryl's maiden name. Retrieved July 20, 2010 . 
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103. ↑ http://bazonline.ch/panorama/haben/Stars--Styles-Das-sind-die-Sexiest-Women-2010/story/11601448
104. ↑ Cheryl Cole in the hospital for malaria
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113. ↑ Cheryl Cole tops Glamor's TV personality poll . This is London. March 6, 2009. Archived from the original on September 23, 2009. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved June 28, 2009. 
114. ↑ Cheryl Cole at FHM.com . In: FHM . Archived from the original on April 29, 2010. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved August 27, 2010. 
115. ↑ Cheryl cole votes best dressed and style icon of the decade . In: The Daily Telegraph , April 6, 2009. Retrieved April 28, 2010. 
116. ↑ BBC Switch Live Awards 2009: The winners . BBC. Retrieved August 27, 2010.
117. ↑ Cheryl Cole snatches back Hottest Female title . This is London. February 11, 2010. Archived from the original on April 20, 2010. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved July 10, 2011. 
118. ↑ Cole beats Minogue to 'Best Dressed' gong . Digital spy. December 18, 2009. Retrieved July 22, 2011.
119. ^ Brit award nominations in full . In: BBC News , BBC, January 18, 2010. Retrieved January 19, 2010. 
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122. ↑ ^{a b c} Cheryl Cole won two BT Digital Music Awards . In: ITN . ITN . September 30, 2010. Archived from the original on October 3, 2010. Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved September 30, 2010. 
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