Where's Cheryl? As Sarah Harding and Nicola Roberts show support for Kimberley Walsh at her Horrid Henry premiere, their bandmate Cole is a no-show

By Daily Mail Reporter

Last updated at 2:01 PM on 25th July 2011

While they all looked stunning on the red carpet, their beaming smiles couldn't hide the absence of a certain bandmate.

Sarah Harding and Nicola Roberts showed their support for Kimberley Walsh by attending the premiere of her new film Horrid Henry - but their Geordie friend was a no-show.

After a sensational week of revelations from Ashley Cole's latest bedroom conquests, the former X Factor judge was in desperate need of cheering up.

Girls allowed: Sarah Harding, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts get the VIP treatment at Horrid Henry premiere

Girls allowed: Sarah Harding, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts get VIP treatment at Horrid Henry premiere

Glamorous: Fans went wild for Girls Aloud singers at the Horrid Henry premiere at BFI Southbank

Glamorous: Fans went wild for Girls Aloud singers at the Horrid Henry premiere at BFI Southbank

But she chose to remain behind closed doors after finally telling her ex-husband, 'It's over'.

After a terrible week of gloomy rain, the trio brought out the sunshine at the BFI Southbank Centre.

Nicola, who is currently embarking on a solo career with debut song Beat Of My Drum, dressed for the weather in a delicate ankle-length gown with a daring cutaway neckline.

Sarah looked typically stylish in a curve-hugging mini dress, as she showed off an impressive tan from holidaying in Ibiza with fiancée Tom Crane.

As the girls dedicated time to signing autographs, they stole the show from the child stars of the film.

Kimberley was the most colourful, looking radiant in a red frock and lashings of lipstick to match.

Lady in red: Fans thrust their memorabilia at Kimberley so she can autograph it for them

Elegant: Sarah shows off her curves in a flattering backless dress as the sun finally comes out

But little Theo Stevenson, who has already starred on the silver screen alongside Vince Vaughn in Fred Claus, tried to regain control of the crowd by throwing a variety of comedy poses for fans.
The film, based on the books of the same name, follows Henry as he forms an unlikely friendship with Moody Margaret, the infuriating girl next door, and his irritating little brother Perfect Peter.
The star-studded cast boasts performances from Noel Fielding, Angelica Huston, Richard E Grant, Jo Brand and Mathew Horne - with Kimberley taking on the role of Henry's cousin Prissy Polly.
She follows in the footsteps of Sarah, who made her move into films with a role in St Trinian's.