After years away from the spotlight, Cheryl is reportedly making a major comeback, with a new tell-all documentary in the works.
The former Girls Aloud star and X Factor judge has been keeping a low profile in recent years following the death of her former boyfriend Liam Payne, with whom she shares her son Bear, and the passing of her former bandmate Sarah Harding.
Cheryl was also a victim of stalking, with a perpetrator jailed in January for turning up at her home multiple times, leaving her 'nervous and on edge.'
Her absence from the entertainment industry, while justified, is a stark contrast to her younger years, where she was a household name, with a magazine cover or TV show appearance seemingly impossible without her.
From her turbulent marriages to Ashley Cole and Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, to her iconic 2000s wardrobe, Cheryl was the face of showbiz in the UK.
Now, at 43, she is rumored to be focusing on a revealing documentary about her life, covering everything from her start on Popstars: The Rivals to her love life.
A source claims that Cheryl is 'incredibly picky' about her projects and spends a lot of time on motherhood, but feels she has a story to tell.
The project is likely to prompt a bidding war between major streaming services, including Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Apple.
Cheryl's close friend and former bandmate Nadine Coyle has shared anecdotes about the singer's cheeky Geordie side, her popularity with the public, and her kindness, suggesting that she would be spectacular in a documentary.
With a tell-all documentary, Cheryl would need to address both the highs and the lows of her career, including her 2003 assault charge.
While critics may view this as just another celebrity tell-all, Cheryl's return to the spotlight on her own terms could be a major win for fans.
