London, Feb 14 : British group Girls Aloud has put the break-up rumours to rest with the announcement of three new albums, one of which will be out next year.

They have inked a new deal with their record label Fascination.

Girls Aloud were created through ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, and have become one of the most successful British pop groups of the decade.

Meanwhile, band member and X factor judge Cheryl Cole is planning to launch a TV career in the US.

She is also reported to be working on collaborations with Will. i. am and Mika, reports the BBC.

On the other hand, Sarah Harding will be see in BBC banking drama Freefall, which airs in April.

Kimberley Walsh, who will join Cole climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief in March, is also interested in an acting career. (ANI)