Cheryl goes make-up free as she shares a glimpse of her affordable skincare regime in rare post after fans were sent into a frenzy by 'new' song

Despite her vast fortune, Cheryl has shown that she still turns to some of beauty's more affordable items to maintain her flawless complexion.

In a rare post on Instagram on Tuesday, the make-up free star, 42, shared a glimpse of her skincare regime as she declared she's entered a 'new era' in looking after herself.

Cheryl, who is an ambassador for Nivea, shared the clip of herself using the brand's Epigenetics Age Rewind Serum.

The star then narrated the clip by gushing that her skin has already become 'more radiant and glowy' after using the serum twice a day for six months.

She added: 'Science is doing its thing, it's a new era for my routine and I am ready.'

It comes after Cheryl's fans were sent into a frenzy by a 'new' song on her Spotify, with some speculating whether her account had been hacked.

The Fight For This Love singer who last released a track in 2019, has seen the song falsely posted under her name.

Fans were left confused as the 'new' single, which runs for five minutes and 48 seconds, does not include her vocals.

Called 'Yesus Kau Baik Bagiku', which translates to 'Jesus You Are Good To Me', it instead features a woman singing in Indonesian.

The calming, religious track is also a far cry from Cheryl's typical fast-paced and upbeat pop songs fans are use to hearing.

Reacting to the song appearing on her Spotify, a fan of Cheryl's took to TikTok to alert her of the breach to her official page.

'This is a message for Cheryl Cole, and Cheryl Cole only', she began by saying. 'Cheryl, you have been hacked!'

The fan continued: 'I mean someone has hacked the mainframe. I was in the shower and very nearly lost my life, I almost fell down the drain at the noise that came out of my phone, like what? Where has this came from?'

It's understood the streaming platform has now deleted the song from Cheryl's page and the actual singer on the track in question has the same name as the hitmaker, and is called Cheryl Tuasuun. 

Last week Daily Mail revealed how Cheryl gave her son Bear a memorable Christmas following the death of his father Liam Payne almost 15 months ago.

The singer took him to meet his favourite animals, something he and the late One Direction singer shared a love for.

Onlookers told The Mail on Sunday that Bear 'looked thrilled' and was 'not able to soak up enough of what he was seeing' as he and his mother enjoyed the safari.

One guest said: 'They all looked genuinely mesmerised, especially Bear. It must have been such a wonderful treat for him.

'It must be so sad. He doesn't have a daddy around at Christmas so it was lovely to see Cheryl doing the best she can to make sure he had a smile on his face.'