Girls Aloud have been banned from showbiz parties by record company bosses who fear the public will become bored of the girl group. The band were not allowed to attend Thursday's Brit awards because of recent negative press.
He told the London Evening Standard: "I was called by two managing directors at Polydor, Colin Barlow and David Joseph, who said they don't want the girls turning up to the opening of an envelope.
"They are not to go out to parties where they will be photographed. Polydor don't want to ruin things with too much publicity. They don't want Girls Aloud turning up to anything - like Atomic Kitten.
"I had to ring the girls up on the afternoon of the Brits and tell them to stay away. It's a shame because they would have looked great at the Brits and they were really looking forward to it."
Girls Aloud are due to release their next single No Good Advice in the spring.
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Will become bored? I am already.
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And manager Louis Walsh says he doesn't want the girls to be seen out partying until they have had at least two more number one hits.
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Poor girls, they might never get out again!
