She rose to fame as one of the five members of Girls Aloud in 2002, a reality TV pop band that made the leap to become global stars.
In her memoir, Hear Me Out, released earlier in 2021, Sarah Harding said she had lived a “wonderfully full and colourful life”.
Here, we take a look back at the photographs showing her career following her death from breast cancer, aged just 39.
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