Highlights
- Cheryl Cole has had some "interesting" conversations with Simon Cowell since he dropped her from the US X Factor.
- The Girls Aloud star was believed to have cut ties with the music mogul after he took her to America from the UK show, but axed her during the early audition stages.
- While she refused to open up about how the news was delivered, she confirmed that she is now back on speaking terms with Mr Cowell - who desperately wanted to have a fling with her, according to his unauthorised biography.
- Ms Cole said, "I have spoken to him many times since. If you're asking if there were interesting conversations ... absolutely."
- The 28-year-old Call My Name hitmaker fought the pull of Twitter before finally giving in last July, and admitted that she has since become something of an addict.
- She said, "I resisted Twitter for so long, it was the enemy for so long. But I love it now. I don't know what I was doing without it."
- Asked about any abuse she suffers on the social networking site, she told BBC Radio, "I find that the haters out there are quite hilarious. Just have a nice time and follow nice people."
Cheryl Cole has had some "interesting" conversations with Simon Cowell since he dropped her from the US
X Factor.
The
Girls Aloud star was believed to have cut ties with the music mogul after he took her to America from the UK show, but axed her during the early audition stages.
While she refused to open up about how the news was delivered, she confirmed that she is now back on speaking terms with Mr Cowell - who desperately wanted to have a fling with her, according to his unauthorised biography.
Ms Cole said, "I have spoken to him many times since. If you're asking if there were interesting conversations ... absolutely."
The 28-year-old
Call My Name hitmaker fought the pull of Twitter before finally giving in last July, and admitted that she has since become something of an addict.
She said, "I resisted Twitter for so long, it was the enemy for so long. But I love it now. I don't know what I was doing without it."
Asked about any abuse she suffers on the social networking site, she told BBC Radio, "I find that the haters out there are quite hilarious. Just have a nice time and follow nice people."