NADINE Coyle fans were left heartbroken for the star as she broke down in tears remembering Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding.
Sarah tragically died from complications related to breast cancer in September 2021 at the age of 39.
Since then, Nadine and the other Girls Aloud stars - Cheryl, Nicola Roberts and Kimberly Walsh - have reformed in honour of their 20th anniversary as a band - and have made sure Sarah is remembered as part of that legacy.
In a new six-minute video posted to TikTok, Nadine sat in a garden in Japan as she said Easter reminded her of a time with Sarah.
"I'm going to try and get through this without crying," she declared., before reciting a year where she had to fly to LA to record single Wicked Games with Sarah.
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"When it came to Easter Sunday, me and Sarah went to the Santa Monica Pier, and at the time, I think I was maybe 19? So I wasn't allowed to drink alcohol in LA, you have to be over 21," she said.
"We went to Santa Monica Pier. We went to a taco place, and Sarah went and got us a margarita and we sat there and drank our margarita. We were like it's Easter Sunday.
"This is… you know usually we would've been with family and doing stuff, but here we are, in LA, on an Easter Sunday, drinking margaritas together."
She later went on to explain that trip meant even more to her because later on, she went to visit her family in Vegas, and things got hectic when her tour manager Drew, who died in 2022, had to run to get Sarah from the airport when she missed her flight back to London, a day before they were due in Rotterdam.
"I wouldn't have had probably the whole LA experience and the whole journey going there with my parents and at the bar… We had so many things that came from that one particular trip to LA," Nadine said, getting choked up and wiping tears from her eyes.
"I just… I'm thinking about her today, and Drew, and I'm sending loads of love to anybody that's missing somebody, and is feeling it or is experiencing a rough time on this Easter."
