Cheryl is pictured arriving at rehearsals for 2:22 A Ghost Story wearing a The Weeknd cap for the first time after it was revealed her son Bear, 5, is “obsessed with the singer”.
Cheryl was pictured rehearsing for her West End debut in 2:22 A Ghost Story ahead of her opening performance at the Criterion Theater on Saturday.
The 39-year-old singer looked beautiful upon arrival, wearing a white down jacket as she got out of her car and stormed into the theatre.
And no wonder she was smiling as it has been reported that Cheryl will pocket £750,000 for four months of work on the London play after taking on the role of Laura Whitmore.
Stepping out: Cheryl was pictured wearing a The Weeknd cap for the first time during rehearsals for 2:22 A Ghost Story on Thursday, after it was revealed her son Bear, 5, is “obsessed with the singer”.
Cheryl wore a hat emblazoned with The Weeknd after her ex Liam Payne revealed her five-year-old son Bear is a huge fan of the singer.
He previously said: “I mean, he went to rehearsal with me [Cheryl] the other day for her show she was putting on and he stole the mic, he went topless, he made the dancers dance around. He’s obsessed with The Weeknd and Ariana Grande.”
She was also carrying a Wolford lingerie brand bag and taupe leg as she walked in in wide-leg pants.
Saucy: She was also carrying a Wolford lingerie brand bag and taupe leg as she walked in in wide-leg pants
It’s been claimed that Cheryl is hoping to “reinvent herself” with a big stage role after a three-year hiatus from the spotlight.
A source recounts! Magazine: “Cheryl wants to reinvent herself in 2023. She was on TV all the time, she was the nation’s sweetheart. But she stepped back for a while to focus on being a mom.
“She’s looking forward to coming back. Some things she’s tried have not worked in the past, but this is a very exciting time for her.”
More to come: It’s been claimed that Cheryl is hoping to ‘reinvent’ herself with a big stage role after a three-year hiatus from the spotlight.
Big money: Cheryl is reportedly pocketing one of the biggest fees in West End history for her role in the play, with sources claiming she will earn £750,000 for four months of work
Good job if you can get it: After signing up for 106 shows, The Sun reported that Cheryl is getting around £1,000 a show
Cheryl will reportedly pocket one of the biggest fees in West End history for her role in the play, with sources claiming she will earn £750,000 for four months of work.
A source told The Sun: “Producers know this will get everyone talking, but it will ruffle feathers.”
It was previously reported that Cheryl would earn at least £100,000 for her work in the play, although she faced criticism for her casting due to her lack of acting experience.
After signing up for 106 shows, The Sun recently reported that a business book revealed: “Cheryl gets around £1,000 a show.
“The deal is £100,000 but will also be linked to ticket sales. So if she helps move about 80% of the seats, she’s entitled to more money.”
Just last month, Cheryl was announced as the new leading lady in the popular play, taking on the role of Jenny.
Cheryl excitedly shared the news on Instagram, gushed that “it’s a whole new experience for me.”
The star has previously played herself in the Hollywood film What To Expect When You’re Expecting and had a small role as a cutthroat music agent in the 2020 film Four Kids And It.
Special role: Just last month, Cheryl was announced as the new leading lady in the popular play, taking on the role of Jenny