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Cheryl Cole 'too ill' for Gary Barlow Children in Need duet?
Published Monday, Nov 14 2011, 22:37 GMT | By Tom Eames | 10 comments
Cheryl Cole may reportedly not be able to perform with Gary Barlow at the upcoming 'Children in Need Rocks Manchester' event this week.
The 'Promise This' singer is rumoured to be making her musical comeback during the charity event at the MEN Arena event on Thursday, November 17, by performing a duet with the Take That star.
However, her spokesperson has reportedly told organisers that she is "ill" and suffering from throat problems, according to The Mirror.
Speaking at rehearsals, Barlow apparently said: "She's ill. We're waiting to hear.
"It's meant to be a surprise but that's the plan - if not, I don't know what we're going to do. I might just have to get on the piano and do a bit of 'Roll Out The Barrel'."
The X Factor judge added that he was excited to perform live once again, saying: "I'm looking forward to it, I really am.
"I'm always trying to remind myself that's actually what I do and I don't just sit behind a desk talking. So it's important to me to get back out there."
Lady GaGa, Coldplay and Elbow are among the other artists to perform at the charity gig.
> Tulisa: 'Gary Barlow could have a party with his ego'
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The 'Promise This' singer is rumoured to be making her musical comeback during the charity event at the MEN Arena event on Thursday, November 17, by performing a duet with the Take That star.
However, her spokesperson has reportedly told organisers that she is "ill" and suffering from throat problems, according to The Mirror.
Speaking at rehearsals, Barlow apparently said: "She's ill. We're waiting to hear.
"It's meant to be a surprise but that's the plan - if not, I don't know what we're going to do. I might just have to get on the piano and do a bit of 'Roll Out The Barrel'."
The X Factor judge added that he was excited to perform live once again, saying: "I'm looking forward to it, I really am.
"I'm always trying to remind myself that's actually what I do and I don't just sit behind a desk talking. So it's important to me to get back out there."
Lady GaGa, Coldplay and Elbow are among the other artists to perform at the charity gig.
> Tulisa: 'Gary Barlow could have a party with his ego'
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