Cheryl Tweedy's name has been removed from a youth centre she helped fund, sparking anger among fans. The singer raised £1 million for the Cheryl's Trust Centre in Newcastle, which supported disadvantaged young people. King Charles, then Prince of Wales, visited the centre in 2021, calling it an 'incredibly special' day.
The sign reading 'The Prince’s Trust Cheryl’s Trust Centre' has been replaced with one that says simply 'King’s Trust'. The change follows the rebranding of the Prince’s Trust to the King’s Trust after Charles ascended the throne. A royal source said the naming was 'granted on a temporary basis' and that updating the signage 'made sense'.
Fans expressed disappointment online, with one calling it a 'cheap shot'. However, a spokesperson confirmed that Cheryl remains a 'highly valued Ambassador for the King’s Trust'. Cheryl stepped back from the spotlight after the birth of her son Bear, now eight, with late One Direction star Liam Payne.
