Cheryl shows off baby bump at Prince’s Trust event
Former Girls Aloud singer Cheryl has shown off a prominent baby bump, confirming reports that she and boyfriend Liam Payne are expecting a child.
The singer has posed for a photograph featuring celebrities including Dame Helen Mirren and Katie Piper, published in conjunction with a Prince’s Trust new programme.
Cheryl had broken her social media silence last week to announce that she has found a site in Newcastle to open a Prince's Trust centre for vulnerable young people.
The star, who has not commented on pregnancy reports has not posted on Twitter since last year and fans had hoped she would mark her return to social networks with the announcement of the arrival of her first child.
Instead, she announced that after launching her own fundraising campaign to raise money for the site through her own charitable foundation, it will open this summer.
Cheryl, 33, changed her birth surname Tweedy to Cole when she married Ashley Cole in 2006 and then became Cheryl Fernandez-Versini following her marriage to Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini in 2014. The pair were granted a decree nisi in October in their divorce proceedings.
A post shared by Cheryl (@cherylofficial) on Feb 16, 2017 at 1:36am PST
I am proud to announce that I am one of fifteen ambassadors working with @PrincesTrust & @LOrealParisUK to help thousands of young people...
— Cheryl (@CherylOfficial) February 23, 2017
Cheryl is living proof that no matter how many knock backs life throws at you happiness will come eventually if you keep moving forward
— emma (@emmacolclough_) February 22, 2017
Wow Cheryl and her bump���� so beautiful... pic.twitter.com/VsMkFnpgL7
— em (@Iovingroberts) February 23, 2017
@CherylOfficial@PrincesTrust@LOrealParisUK so proud you look amazing ��
— Lauren ❤️ (@lozza199216) February 23, 2017
She now goes by the mononym Cheryl.
The 'All Worth It' initiative, a confidence training programme for young people, will be officially launched at The Prince’s Trust centre in Kennington on Thursday by a host of supporters, led by Dame Helen Mirren.
The programme, which will form part of The Trust’s existing courses, aims to help over 10,000 young adults.
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