Sarah Harding says Girls Aloud only have "one or two albums" left before they split. The 26-year-old singer admits the band - made up of Sarah, Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Kimberly Walsh - have accepted their chart success can't last forever.
When asked how much longer the group will stay together, Sarah replied: "There are still one or two more albums in us."
Sarah - who admits she finds making albums "stressful" - also revealed she stayed at a separate hotel from her bandmates while they were recording new LP Out of Control.
She explained to MTV: "It takes me a while to get motivated because of my Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and I actually focused a lot more because I didn't want to stay in London. So I booked myself into a hotel in Surrey and relaxed and got away from it all. It was nice to have that. I was the only one that decided to stay out of London."
However, Sarah insists the band are still committed to pushing boundaries and have adopted a "retro" feel for their new single "Promises."
Sarah said: "We've signed a new contract and it's all looking rosy."
"I like the 60s vibe and the retro thing is coming back! We wanted to stay upbeat but try something a bit different and advanced. I don't think anything we've ever done has ever sounded the same. But we have that same vibe whatever we do because of our vocals."
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