Xposé interviewed Nadine at a charity Christmas lunch for Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice. Nadine talks about missing the other girls, christmas and being with Jason. We also get an exclusive little interview with Jason himself!

Click the picture and it will take you to the video on the Xposé website.

We also have the video on AloudSound but i will try to save As’s bandwidth since a special lady tweeted our link today!

As the NI Children’s Hospice launches its annual Lights to Remember Christmas appeal, Audrey Watson speaks exclusively to its ambassador, Girls Aloud superstar, Nadine Coyle.

Making Rice Krispie buns isn’t what Nadine Coyle usually does during a personal appearance, but the big-hearted Londonderry-born star and one-fifth of female supergroup Girls Aloud will be slaving away in the kitchen today, in her role as Ambassador for the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice.

“I got involved with the Children’s Hospice a few years ago through friends of my mum and dad,” explains Nadine. “One of their family suffered from a terminal illness and had spent time in the Hospice.

“I became very interested, especially as I was aware how invaluable it had been to the whole family. Someone suggested going along for a look and I was so moved, I decided to help in any way I could.
“It’s such a happy, positive place and I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was and how much fun the kids seemed to be having.

“Being involved and seeing the kids and the staff makes me feel very humble and grateful. What they are doing is really important — giving families a rest and providing children with somewhere that they look forward to going.

“The last time I visited, we all sang and I taught the children the dance moves from Love Machine, which was great fun.

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Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle is swapping her high heels for wellies as she attempts to break a tree planting world record in Londonderry.

She will be joined by Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland (CVNI), firemen, athletes and as they try to break the Guinness World Record for the most trees planted on one site, in one hour.

The event will take place on Saturday 5 December at 1100 GMT at Gransha Park as part of National Tree Week and the BBC’s Breathing Places Tree O’Clock Campaign.

Nadine Coyle will be mucking in and kicking off the proceedings at the park – the team have a target of 23,000 trees being planted by 100 people in one hour.

The total needs to be more than 18,124, the current record, held by a team of school children, the Forestry Commission Scotland, and BP staff in Aberdeenshire.

Derry tree planters will compete against English teams in Essex and Hertfordshire to try to beat the world record.

There are hundreds of events taking place across the country, and you can organise your own or get involved by planting at home

Source: BBC News

Nadine is on her way back to the UK and Ireland! She was seen departing at LAX earlier today. She also tweeted on her Twitter account for us!

Hi, in the air, are you getting this tweet, happy saturday xxnc
London calling ; )
Ireland top of December xxnc

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