Pregnant Cheryl hints she’ll take a career break in Girls Aloud autobiography because letting a nanny look after her baby would ‘break her heart’
PREGNANT Cheryl has hailed motherhood as the most "sacred" thing in her life and hinted she will take a career break because seeing her baby dependent on a nanny would "break her heart".
The Girls Aloud beauty is expecting her first child with 1D hunk Liam Payne any day now.
Today The Sun exclusively revealed Liam's gushing tribute to Cheryl, calling her the "most beautiful girl in the world" and saying she has been his dream girl since he was a teen. in a world exclusive.
Meanwhile Cheryl has made no secret of her desire to be a parent - admitting she has been prepped for the maternal role ever since her marriage to footballer Ashley Cole.
In the official Girls Aloud autobiography Dreams That Glitter she wrote: "Once I've had a child I'm always going to be a mother and that is sacred; to me that's what life is about.
"It's what I'm doing this for - for my future with my family.
"I want to be at the point where I can take a year, 18 months, off.
"I want them to wake up and ask for me, not a nanny."
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"That would break my heart."
The Newcastle lass and X Factor star Liam have never officially confirmed their pregnancy yet friends told The Sun's Dan Wootton they were very happy at their news, which came after they started dating last February.
The pop star finally went public with her pregnancy when she revealed her bulging baby bump in a stunning L’Oreal photoshoot shoot in January when it was believed she was around seven or eight months pregnant.
In the same book, Chez confessed having the 'mum' title had been on her mind since 2007, with a family rocketing up the scale as one of her "biggest achievements."
She added her mum Joan had to instead persuade her to stick with her career and revealed: "Before Christmas 2007 I was really broody, to the point where I'd see children and think oh my God, that's me, I'm ready.
"It was all I was thinking about."
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