Cheryl takes umbrage at Charlotte's crisps ad
Cheryl takes umbrage at Charlotte's crisps ad
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Tuesday, 23, May 2006 03:49
Girls Aloud star Cheryl Tweedy is clearly in no mood to bring a dignified end to her spat with teen songstress Charlotte Church – and has instead accused her of being fat.
The pair have long been embroiled in a battle through the media and now Cheryl has launched a new wave of attacks.
According to the Sun, Cheryl was none-too-impressed by her rival's appearance in an advert for Walkers crisps, telling a magazine: "The one where she's stuffing her face? That's very appropriate!"
But it's unlikely Charlotte's going to put up with such comments, having already come to blows with loud-mouthed Cheryl after the singer accused her of stealing the distinctive manufactured reality TV sound of Girls Aloud.
The Crazy Chick star sniped back: "Look, love, when you can f****** sing Ave Maria, then you can have a go!"
In the ad for Walkers' posh Sensations brand of snacks, Charlotte is draped over a couch in a stunning green dress.
But when a bemused looking Gary Lineker approaches her in his butler uniform, he is left in doubt as to her where her allegiances lie. "I'm Welsh," she snaps, adding: "Muppet".