Something kind of wooooo-oooooh jumping in my tutu

It's odd, isn't it, how every "haunted place" programme manages to turn up some sort of ghostly apparition to pad out the programming? Almost as if ectoplasm was as driven by the need for celebrity as Sharon Osbourne.

Girls Aloud are doing a ghosty thing for ITV2, for example, and they were spooked by some sort of spook. Cheryl Tweedy felt a presence:

“It was terrible. I yelled and burst into tears when something touched my arm.”

Luckily, it turned out to be an unquiet spirit and not something really horrible like a toilet attendant.

It's not the first time Girls Aloud have shared a TV programme with a bunch of barely-there horrific characters, having appeared with G4 on Popstars.

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