More bad news for Cheryl as Liam Payne's single beats her big record back

In a week-long setback for Cheryl, with a very modest entry into her new single Love Made Me Do It and widespread criticism of her "too badual" appearance in X Factor, the old beauty of Girls Aloud could to spend more salt. injury.

But that's exactly what it has in the form of weekly Spotify streaming figures.

Love Made Me, Hope of Cheryl's return co-written by the old Girls Aloud member, Nicola Roberts, collects only 59,000 streams a day, giving her a somewhat disappointing spot on the Spotify ranking at United Kingdom.

It's only 150 times in front of Justin Bieber's mistletoe ballad. Who came out in 2011.

On the other hand, Liam Payne (who was trained by Love Made Me Do It) does not collect an average of 130,000 streams per day and has an even more impressive 38 in the Spotify ranking.

Cheryl would be humiliated by the fact that her new single did not deliver the incredible return she had expected.

And while the girl Geordie was once the darling of the nation, she was piqued by the many complaints from the public about her X-Factor showcase.

Originally, 15 people had officially lodged a complaint with the watchdog after shocking the viewers with his hot shots before the turning point of 21 hours.

But then Cheryl issued a salacious statement that hit the enemies on Twitter, implying that many more people had liked the performance than she was offending – and the number of complaints received by Ofcom has tripled.

Cheryl still has a lot of support, especially from Liam Payne's sister, Ruth, who proved that the blood is thicker than water while she was standing to support Cheryl during her first arena show in four years.

The 35-year-old singer got on the scene of Hits Radio Live in Manchester tonight and Ruth Payne was there to cheer her on.

Cheryl and Liam separated in July after two years together and now share custody of their son, Bear, a year old.

And Bear's aunt, Ruth, is clearly still a fan of her former sister-in-law, proving that there is no resentment towards the Payne family during the split.