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Ashley & Cheryl Cole - Where Did It All Go Wrong? is a quick-read biography, focusing on Cheryl and Ashley's relationship, marriage and divorce. It looks at the parallels in their careers, the ups and downs, and investigates Ashley's alleged cheating with numerous women. Ultimately it asks the question 'Where Did It All Go Wrong' - could anything have been done to prevent the break-up, or was the marriage doomed from the beginning.

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Publié par	Andrews UK
Date de parution	22 juin 2010
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781849891493
Langue	English

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Ashley & Cheryl Cole
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
Chris Peacock
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Ashley & Cheryl Cole - Where Did It All Go Wrong?
published in 2010 by
Andrews UK Limited
www.andrewsuk.com
This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade or otherwise, be lent, resold, hired out or otherwise circulated without the publisher’s prior written consent in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published, and without a similar condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser.
Copyright © Chris Peacock
Cover photograph originally by Koshy Koshy
The right of Chris Peacock to be identified as author of this book has been asserted in accordance with section 77 and 78 of the Copyrights Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Disclaimer
This book is compiled from numerous reports over a number of years. Sources can be cited on request, and the author is happy to correct any factual inaccuracies if duly informed. All opinions are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Andrews UK or any of its affiliates or employees.
Acknowledgements
Thank you to all those who kept me sane during the writing of this book, including my barber, the Italian and the bearded one.

Introduction
Cheryl and Ashley Cole – until recently – were one of the UK’s favourite couples. In the ‘Posh & Becks’ mould, the chart-topping singer and England footballer seemed to be the perfect match. However, in 2010 it all ended in bitter arguments and reports of a planned divorce.
This book looks into the world of the beautiful people, and asks the question ‘where did it all go wrong?’
Did the media contribute to the demise of Cheryl and Ashley’s perfect marriage, or was it a troubled relationship, doomed from the start?
As with any professional analysis, we should start at the beginning…
Chapter 1
Humble Beginnings
Cheryl Tweedy
Cheryl Ann Tweedy was born and grew up in poverty on a council estate in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The fourth of five children to mother Joan Callaghan, and the eldest child of Gary Tweedy, Cheryl’s path to fame started at the youngest possible age, winning Boots’ ‘Bonniest Baby’ competition. Her looks were recognised a multitude of times, with Cheryl also winning Mothercare’s ‘Happy Faces’ portrait competition, The Evening Chronicle’s ‘Little Miss and Mister’ contest, ‘Most Attractive Girl’ at the Metrocentre, and an award entitled ‘Best Looking Girl of Newcastle’.
However, Cheryl’s upbringing had a sadder side. Her parents (who never married) split up when she was just 11 – possibly one of the hardest ages at which to cope with such family trauma. At this time she had already shown a major interest in dancing, having won a place the Royal Ballet’s summer school when she was nine. Unfortunately, despite having beaten over 5000 hopefuls for the position, Cheryl was unhappy – mercilessly bullied by a gaggle of stuck-up posh girls who shunned her because of her clothes and parents’ financial woes.
Although she had model looks, she did not demonstrate model behaviour. Whilst attending the Walker Comprehensive School Cheryl was suspended twice – once for swearing on a bus, and once for fighting with another pupil. Never destined for a career in academia, she left school at 16 with few qualifications.
Poverty and crime often go hand-in-hand, and this was to demonstrate itself in Cheryl’s life as well. Her half-brother Andrew spent four years in prison for grievous bodily harm.
It is a repeated pattern that like many children who grow up in poorer areas and have a difficult family background, they turn to an art-form or hobby, and show greater dedication to this than their school studies.