Cheryl Cole has confessed that she is hoping to work with Take That's Gary Barlow, a report has claimed. The 26-year-old has said that she is "a huge fan" of the songwriter and would been keen to collaborate with him on a music project in the future.
Cheryl formed a close bond with Barlow during their charity trek up Mount Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief last year.
She told Now magazine that she thinks that Gary is a "fantastic" songwriter.
Cole said: "You have to hand it to Take That. They're amazing entertainers with fantastic songs and great characters.
"When they arrived on the scene, there was such hysteria. They are doing so brilliantly the second time around."
Cheryl added: "I would love to work with Gary Barlow.
"I think he's a fantastic lyricist but I'm not into singing with a boyband."
Cole recently announced that she has started work on her second album.
The X Factor judge told MTV News that she may release a follow up album to `3 Words' in the autumn.
She said: "I'm actually recording some new material and going on tour with The Black Eyed Peas which is exciting and scary. Hopefully later on in the year I've got some new stuff to release.
"I want it to be amazing, you know? I want people to be like, 'Wow, I really, really enjoy this album', so I'm not going to put anything out until I feel like that."
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