The Girls Aloud singer -who owns her own night club– knows Girls Aloud won’t last forever so she’s undertaking other ventures to ensure permanent financial security. She said:
“I’m having lots of meeting about things that are in the pipeline for later in the year. I invest in property too. I’ve got to make sure I secure my future. I do have a business head on my shoulders despite what people think.”
Girls Aloud are currently on a break and while Sarah has been launching an acting career -she appeared in the latest St Trinian’s movie– she believes the break has done her good. She said:
It’s a transitional period. My mind is in loads of different places at the moment. Being on my own is weird but it’s definitely more peaceful. I’m calmer.”
Her band mates are also working on their own projects. Cheryl Cole is enjoying a successful solo career, as well as being a judge on “The X Factor”, Nicola Roberts has launched her own make-up range Dainty Doll, Nadine Coyle has been recording her solo album in LA and Kimberley Walsh has been the face of New Look, as well as working as a TV presenter.