Now it sounds like the rejection Cheryl recieved in the US has turned her bonkers, but her decision to sell her wardrobe is not some kind of teenage rebellion. She’s actually teamed up with the Prince’s Trust to auction off 20 of her infamous dresses to raise money for the newly established Cheryl Cole Foundation. Her foundation raises money for disadvantaged youth from the North East of England, a region she is exceedingly passionate about. She understands that youth ‘have so much potential – but can go off the rails without the right care and support.’ As we’re faced rocketing numbers of youth unemployment, Cheryl’s Foundation couldn’t have come at a better time.

But, this is no regular auction. The dresses will go to the bidder with the lowest bid that hasn’t already been bid by someone else. Apparently it’s called ‘lowest auction bid’ and it means that good ol’ regular people have just as much chance of winning as a billionare!

Are you girls going to bid? Would you like to get your paws on one of her twenty frocks?