London: Cheryl Cole has launched a deliberate Twitter rant, denying that she is flaunting her new single status to wind up cheating husband Ashley.A spokesman at her PR firm added: “Cheryl decided to Tweet as she has It was rumoured that the X Factor judge was deliberately showing off her bare ring finger.
But in an angry outburst on her Twitter account, Cole said that she’s not playing “some silly game”.
Cheryl had merrily displayed her hand, minus her gold and diamond marriage band, in Paris just 24 hours earlier.
However, she said that it had not been a point-scoring gesture aimed at Chelsea defender Ashley, 29.
The 26-year-old has dumped Cole over claims he cheated on her with five different women.
But she made it clear that she had no intention to not wind him up after taking advice from top divorce lawyers.
“I just wanted to clear up the stories about whether I am wearing my wedding ring,” the Daily Star quoted the Girls Aloud as saying on Twitter.
“There have been many occasions where I have not worn my wedding ring, many of those when I was pictured with Ashley. I find it crazy that people would think I use this as some sort of msg.
“Believe it or not Ashley is fully aware of any situation going on in our personal lives.
“He does not need to see a picture of me moving the hair out of my face to explain anything. It is not some silly game I am playing. That is not me and not my style,” she added.
had enough of the sh*t written about her. This allows Cheryl to have her say in her own words.”
ANI
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