Cheryl fans fear her Spotify has been HACKED as new song appears
Cheryl Tweedy has left fans fearing her Spotify has been hacked after a 'new' song claiming to be performed by her appeared on official artist page.The Fight For This Love singer, 42, who last released a track in 2019, has seen the song falsely posted under her name.Fans were left confused as the 'new' single, which runs for five minutes and 48 seconds, does not include her vocals.Called 'Yesus Kau Baik Bagiku', which translates to 'Jesus You Are Good To Me', it instead features a woman singing in Indonesian.The calming, religious track is also a far cry from Cheryl's typical fast-paced and upbeat pop songs fans are use to hearing.Reacting to the song appearing on her Spotify, a fan of Cheryl's took to TikTok to alert her of the breach to her official page. Cheryl Tweedy has left her fans fearing her Spotify has been hacked after a 'new' song claiming to be performed by her appeared on official artist page (pictured in 2024) The Fight For This Love singer, 42, who last released a track in 2019, has seen the song posted under her name Called 'Yesus Kau Baik Bagiku', which translates to 'Jesus You Are Good To Me', it appears to feature a woman singing in Indonesian'This is a message for Cheryl Cole, and Cheryl Cole only', she began by saying. 'Cheryl, you have been hacked!'The fan continued: 'I mean someone has hacked the mainframe. I was in the shower and very nearly lost my life, I almost fell down the drain at the noise that came out of my phone, like what? Where has this came from?'Daily Mail has contacted Cheryl's representatives and a spokesperson for Spotify.It's understood the actual singer on the track in question has the same name as the hitmaker and is called Cheryl Tuasuun.The credit information on Spotify says Reza Likumahwa wrote and produced the track. Other fans flooded social media with a mixture of light-hearted comments, with one writing: 'Ah she’s entered a new era, honestly when’s the tour';'Not me thinking this was her reinventing herself'; 'Trying to branch out into Bollywood is mad';'Maybe Cheryl’s living her best life as an Indonesian queen now'; 'When I said I wanted a Cheryl comeback this isn’t what I had in mind'. Fans were left confused as the 'new' single (pictured far left), which runs for five minutes and 48 seconds, does not include her vocals It's understood the actual singer on the track in question has the same name as the hitmaker and is called Cheryl TuasuunCheryl's last single Let You was released in May 2019 as a standalone track following her comeback single Love Made Me Do It the previous year.Meanwhile, last week Daily Mail revealed how Cheryl gave her son Bear a memorable Christmas following the death of his father Liam almost 15 months ago.The singer took him to meet his favourite animals, something he and the late One Direction singer shared a love for.Dressed for the plummeting temperatures in a grey puffer jacket and matching bobble hat, the eight-year-old was treated to a three-night trip to Port Lympne, a safari park in Kent, where he appeared ‘thrilled’ as he came face to face with the park’s residents. Bear toured the park in an open-sided safari Land Rover on a £110 per person, two-and-a-half hour ‘ultimate safari’ with the former Girls Aloud star. Fans of Cheryl flooded social media with comments when they spotted the 'new' track Last week Daily Mail revealed how Cheryl gave her son Bear a memorable Christmas following the death of his father Liam almost 15 months ago.Read More Cheryl gives animal-loving son a safari park treat on second Christmas without his dad Liam Payne Also there were Ms Tweedy’s mother Joan and younger brother Garry, whom she credits as being her ‘rock’ following Liam’s death aged just 31 in October 2024 after a fall from a hotel balcony.As well as meeting some spectacled bears – the inspiration for another famous bear, Paddington – Bear also got to sleep near tigers. Onlookers told The Mail on Sunday that Bear ‘looked thrilled’ and was ‘not able to soak up enough of what he was seeing’ as he and his mother enjoyed the safari.One guest said: ‘They all looked genuinely mesmerised, especially Bear. It must have been such a wonderful treat for him.‘It must be so sad. He doesn’t have a daddy around at Christmas so it was lovely to see Cheryl doing the best she can to make sure he had a smile on his face.’
