Cheryl and Kelly Rowland light up Manchester's Canal Street on night out with LGBTQ+ fans
Cheryl and Kelly Rowland delighted fans with an impromptu singalong during a night out at one of Manchester's best-known LGBTQ+ venues.
The pop stars, who are currently filming the latest series of The Voice UK in the city, were spotted enjoying themselves at Via on Canal Street on Tuesday evening, where they joined revellers on the dancefloor and sang along to some of their biggest hits.
Videos shared on social media showed Girls Aloud star Cheryl singing and dancing to her 2009 chart-topper Fight For This Love, while former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland joined in as her 2010 hit Commander played through the venue's speakers.
The pair appeared in high spirits as they mingled with patrons at the popular gay bar, with fans cheering as the songs blasted out across the venue.
Cheryl, 43, stood out in a brightly coloured pink and green blazer paired with towering fuchsia heels and a statement "Love" necklace, while Kelly, 45, opted for a black PVC jumpsuit as she joined the celebrations.
The surprise appearance comes as both singers prepare for the new series of The Voice UK, which is currently filming in Manchester.
Cheryl has joined the ITV talent show as a coach alongside rapper Aitch, marking her return to primetime television after several years away from major TV roles. Kelly Rowland and will.i.am are also returning to the judging panel.
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