Cheryl has returned to social media once again much to fans’ delight.
The Fight For This Love hitmaker, 42, appeared in the latest promotional video for Nivea, in which she revealed the secrets behind her youthful skin.
Speaking to the camera, the radiant star detailed how the brand’s Cellular Epigenetics Age Rewind Serum is the way she achieves her radiant look.
She said: ‘The epigenetic serum makes a massive difference, just not in like an overnight, dramatic type of way but in a slow and steady, firming, glowing, softening way that you see over time if you’re consistent for at least a month.
Fans could barely contain their delight over the adverts, with the comments section flooded with messages from excited fans.
The masses penned: ‘My girl said consistency is key whatever she says I believe… oh she is stunningggg, i love these videos… Look at her… so BEAUTIFUL…
‘We believe everything Cheryl says… That GLOW… Love this!!… Cheryl is a beautiful angel and always will be… If Cheryl says so, I believe it’.
The latest advert comes after Cheryl brought back one of her viral X Factor quotes in an Instagram advert for Nivea on Friday. Spinning a teaspoon in a mug while stood in a luxury kitchen, Cheryl mouthed the words over the original recording.
She said: ‘So no, you’re not gonna be everyone’s cup of tea; you’re my cup of tea with two sugars in it.’
Cheryl had originally said the sentence to her 2010 X Factor mentee Cher Lloyd after her performance of Walk This Way by Run-D.M.C.
The sound bite has gone on to become a viral meme with fans globally using it for their own TikToks.
It comes after Cheryl’s fans were sent into a frenzy by a ‘new’ song on her Spotify, with some speculating whether her account had been hacked.
The Fight For This Love singer who last released a track in 2019, has seen the song falsely posted under her name. Fans were left confused as the ‘new’ single, which runs for five minutes and 48 seconds, does not include her vocals.
Called ‘Yesus Kau Baik Bagiku’, which translates to ‘Jesus You Are Good To Me’, it instead features a woman singing in Indonesian.
The calming, religious track is also a far cry from Cheryl’s typical fast-paced and upbeat pop songs fans are used to hearing.
It’s understood the streaming platform has now deleted the song from Cheryl’s page and the actual singer on the track in question has the same name as the hitmaker, and is called Cheryl Tuasuun.
