Pregnant Cheryl creates Mother’s Day Spotify playlist featuring Spice Girls and East 17 as she prepares to give birth to her first child with Liam Payne
CHERYL has created on Mother's Day playlist on Spotify as she prepares to give birth to her first child with Liam Payne.
The former Girls Aloud singer shared a run down of her favourite tracks for the big day, which could be her first as a mum, and included tracks from East 17 and the Spice Girls.
Songs on the playlist include You Might Need Somebody by Shola Ama, A Song For Mama by Boyz II Men and Frankie Valli's Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
The 33-year-old is due to give birth any day now and could be back home at Liam's mansion in Surrey with the little one by Mother's Day on March 26.
Meanwhile, fans were recently sent into a tizzy by quotes Liam gave to Rollacoaster magazine that hinted Cheryl may not be releasing more music.
In his chat, Liam explains how he feels so blessed to have a lover from the same industry as he is in.
“She is a wonderful, wonderful person and it’s amazing to have someone who can relate to so much of things — someone who’s taken greater steps than me,” the One Direction star gushes.
But then he adds: “Her solo career was amazing. She’s been in the industry for 14 years now.”
He then goes on to say Chezza is backing his solo album plans, saying: “She fully supports me. We’re super happy. It’s a very personal, precious time for us. I’m still learning. I’m only 23.”
The former X Factor judge also wrote in the Girls Aloud biography that she'll take a break from the spotlight to look after her baby as having a nanny mind her child would "break her heart".
In Dreams That Glitter, Cheryl 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.”
She added: “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.”
Meanwhile, Cheryl's former bandmate Nadine Coyle wished her all the best with her upcoming birth.
The ladies fell out following the band's split but Nadine told OK! magazine: "I haven’t seen her in a long time, I really, really haven’t. But I’m very, very happy for her and very, very excited for her."
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