And Cher Lloyd proved she's still clinging on to that grudge for dear life on Thursday, when she appeared on Good Morning Britain.
Chatting to Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley, the singer, 25, was shown a clip of her auditioning for the panel on the 2010 season of the show.
Already finding it awkward to watch, Cher squirmed in her seat. As Cheryl flashed up on screen and praised her, Cher refused to watch.
Rolling her eyes to the side, Cher then turned her face away from the clip completely as Cheryl told her 'you are right up my street'.
The Girls Aloud singer ended up putting Cher through to the live shows, which caused a ruckus with viewers after her Judges' Houses audition fell flat due to her bad throat.
Cher didn't win the show, but went on to launch a solo career, notably doing well in America.
The pair fell out after Cher's stint on the show when, in 2011, she released her first single.
During press for the song, Swagger Jagger, when asked if she speaks to Cheryl still, she said she had 'more chance of winning the lottery than catching up' with her.
Cher then went on to accuse Cheryl of mining during a performance of her hit track Fight For This Love.
Cheryl, now-34, later hit back on Twitter, writing: 'Be Careful who you kick on your way up… They kick you twice as hard on your way back down... #unappreciationisugly.'
MailOnline
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