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THEY'RE the sexiest pop babes around - but Girls Aloud have bad news for their army of male fans. Following a series of devastating love rifts in recent months the five girls have vowed to stay away from blokes. GOING IT ALONE: Girls Aloud Singer Cheryl Tweedy tells us: "We're not even thinking about men now - we've got each other and that's enough for us. "Everyone thinks you need to be going out with a man to have a good time, but that's rubbish. "We feel like the girls in Sex and The City - but without the sex. We're strong and independent and are doing just fine without blokes." And while the babes have more than their fair share of admirers, they've decided to take full advantage of the single life instead. "When we go out, we're going out to dance and not to look for men," says Cheryl. "We're probably having the best time of our lives right now." And there's good reason for the fivesome's reluctance to play the field. "None of them have been able to hold down a steady relationship since joining the band," a source close to the girls tells us. "It's almost as if they've all been struck by a love curse." Their disillusionment with men is evident in their fab new single The Show, which is being exclusively performed on CD:UK tomorrow. The lyrics read: "Nobody sees the show, not 'til my heart says so/If it's not you, oh no/I won't do that/Boy, if you want to be my speciality/You'll have to wait for me and that is that". But after the turbulent year they've had, it's no wonder the girls are singing bitter lyrics. In January 20-year-old Cheryl's fling with England footballer Kieron Dyer came to an end. That split was swiftly followed by Nadine Coyle, 18, breaking up with Charlton Athletic midfielder Neil McCafferty. And just weeks later, Kimberley Walsh, 22, dumped footballer Martin Pemberton. And even their long-term relationships weren't immune. In March Nicola Roberts, 19, ended her relationship with childhood sweetheart Carl Egerton, and in recent weeks 22-year-old Sarah Harding called time on her on-off romance with Phixx's Mikey Green. And the strain of recovering from the break-ups has taken its toll. "The band have spent the last six months consoling one another - and now they've decided that they can do without men for the foreseeable future," says our informer. "There isn't a man alive who could convince them to change their minds at the moment". What? Not even Brad Pitt? אין לי כוח או זמן לקרוא את זה כרגע, אז אני אקרא ביום אחר. תהנו, ביי!!!
THEY'RE the sexiest pop babes around - but Girls Aloud have bad news for their army of male fans. Following a series of devastating love rifts in recent months the five girls have vowed to stay away from blokes. GOING IT ALONE: Girls Aloud Singer Cheryl Tweedy tells us: "We're not even thinking about men now - we've got each other and that's enough for us. "Everyone thinks you need to be going out with a man to have a good time, but that's rubbish. "We feel like the girls in Sex and The City - but without the sex. We're strong and independent and are doing just fine without blokes." And while the babes have more than their fair share of admirers, they've decided to take full advantage of the single life instead. "When we go out, we're going out to dance and not to look for men," says Cheryl. "We're probably having the best time of our lives right now." And there's good reason for the fivesome's reluctance to play the field. "None of them have been able to hold down a steady relationship since joining the band," a source close to the girls tells us. "It's almost as if they've all been struck by a love curse." Their disillusionment with men is evident in their fab new single The Show, which is being exclusively performed on CD:UK tomorrow. The lyrics read: "Nobody sees the show, not 'til my heart says so/If it's not you, oh no/I won't do that/Boy, if you want to be my speciality/You'll have to wait for me and that is that". But after the turbulent year they've had, it's no wonder the girls are singing bitter lyrics. In January 20-year-old Cheryl's fling with England footballer Kieron Dyer came to an end. That split was swiftly followed by Nadine Coyle, 18, breaking up with Charlton Athletic midfielder Neil McCafferty. And just weeks later, Kimberley Walsh, 22, dumped footballer Martin Pemberton. And even their long-term relationships weren't immune. In March Nicola Roberts, 19, ended her relationship with childhood sweetheart Carl Egerton, and in recent weeks 22-year-old Sarah Harding called time on her on-off romance with Phixx's Mikey Green. And the strain of recovering from the break-ups has taken its toll. "The band have spent the last six months consoling one another - and now they've decided that they can do without men for the foreseeable future," says our informer. "There isn't a man alive who could convince them to change their minds at the moment". What? Not even Brad Pitt? אין לי כוח או זמן לקרוא את זה כרגע, אז אני אקרא ביום אחר. תהנו, ביי!!!
