Cheryl sends fans wild by teasing NEW music

She made her comeback to music in 2018

Author: Alex RossPublished 10th Jan 2019
Last updated 10th Jan 2019

After taking some time off from the crazy world of showbiz to spend time with her son Bear, The Greatest Dancer judge Cheryl made an incredible comeback to music with 'Love Made Me Do It' in November last year, her first single to be released in four years.

Now, just months after her comeback, the former X Factor judge has teased even more new music to fans online.

Talking to her fans on Twitter late last night (Wednesday 9th January), Cheryl excited her fan base by replying to one user's question about a potential new track.

A fan with the name @_boooosh sent the former Girls Aloud singer a screenshot from a songwriting website showing Cheryl's name listed on the credits for a track called 'Let You', alongside 'Love Made Me Do It' songwriters George Astasio and Jason Pebworth.

When the fan asked, '@CherylOfficial when are we discussing this? 👀', Cheryl replied writing, 'S... some day'. sic

But the teasing didn't end there, when another fan asked the singer what exactly she meant by her comment, Cheryl responded, 'They think it’s next. But it’s not. So I can’t say soon .. but it will be discussed! So sit downnnnn Dom'. sic

Ooo!

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Meanwhile, Cheryl made her debut as dance captain on new BBC show The Greatest Dancer last weekend.

Sitting on the panel alongside Glee star Matthew Morrison and Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse, Cheryl was left in tears by a boy called Andrew who has Down's Syndrome.

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