Nadine Coyle says new single is called Insatiable

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  • 14 years ago

The title of Nadine Coyle's debut single has been announced as Insatiable.

We do not know when the track will be released but we do know it will only be available at Tesco stores following a deal she has signed with the supermarket chain.

Nadine, 25, has been working on her solo material in the States for around 12 months and it is rumoured that living so far away from her Girls Aloud bandmates has caused a rift between the girls.

There were reports that Sarah, Cheryl, Nicola and Kimberley were planning on reuniting without her, something they have denied.

Earlier this year, Nadine announced she had collaborated with William Orbit and Robbie Williams's former songwriter Guy Chambers on the album.

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