The former singer is to to act as an ambassador for charity Coming Home and will give advice to David Cameron on returning British soldiers
AS one fifth of Girls Aloud, Sarah Harding is used to performing in some pretty intimidating arenas.
None, however, that was quite as daunting as that of her latest gig – in the Houses of Parliament.
That’s right. In a rather unlikely turn of events, reformed party girl Sarah is swapping stilettos for marching boots and advising David Cameron & Co on returning British soldiers.
As part of her ambassadorship with Coming Home – a charity raising money for injured service personnel coming back from Afghanistan – the singer will be addressing up to 200 MPs on the importance of funding specially adapted houses.
She has been invited to the Commons on June 13 alongside the Falklands Veterans Foundation and, not surprisingly, Sarah, 31, is more than a little nervous.