Cheryl Cole has branded the Spice Girls "b****es" whose success has been overblown.

The Girls Aloud singer - who is currently starring as a judge on U.K. TV talent show "The X Factor" - claims the 90s group don't deserve to be lauded as pop icons because their reunion was so short-lived and they are not as talented as her band.

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."

Girls Aloud have demanded fatty food for their upcoming V festival performances.

The British band - who have been widely criticized for their slim physiques - are set to appear at Britain's V festival this weekend and have reportedly requested a wealth of calorific snacks on their rider, including southern fried chicken, cupcakes, burgers and fries.