We are counting the days down here at NC UK! And Nadine is doing a grand job teasing us all.

The latest snippit is a small video of a photocopier, however if she is wanting that job, the paper needs to be the other way around first! 😉

A 15 second video was posted across Nadine’s social media pages today of her in the dance studio getting ready for her single launch 😍😍

Nadine live tweeted last night, whilst watching the Celebrity Big Brother final.

This tweet pretty much sums up every fans reaction when Sarah was announced the winner!

On Thursday, a day before the final, Nadine showed she was supporting her girl in the house.

“Inside info on Sarah, she is a very natural being. She dwells on of her feelings & acts on them. It is what makes her so unique.
#nofiler was made for Sarah!!!
Those of us who know & love her know that. The support from you guys will mean the world to her!! Xx 💝💝💝
If I was there, no one would DARE utter a bad word to her!!!!! Xx😇😇😇😘😘😘”

Just love how protective she is!

Nadine has announced news of her brand new single ‘Go To Work’ on her social media pages today.

The single, will be released in just 2 weeks time on September 8th.

To be the first to hear it, pre-save it now on Spotify http://player.lemonadebox.com/nadinecoylepresave

She also revealed the artwork, which we love, love, love!

How many pairs of spectacles and sunglasses do you own?

I am relatively new to glasses and currently just have two pairs. One pair is more of a daytime frame that goes with any look, and the other is a fancier pair that were a little bit more expensive.

When it comes to sunglasses, I lost count about 10 years ago of how many pairs I own – I find them everywhere. I am wearing a pair right now and as I look around I can see at least another two pairs in the car around me.

Do you have a favourite pair?
I don’t have a favourite pair, but I really can’t get enough of sunglasses. I have one or two pricey pairs and the rest I’ve just picked up on my travels and on the High Street. While I have a lot of pairs, I also tend to lose them quite easily, leaving them in places or finding them in bags years later.

Who would you pick as your style icon and why?
That’s a difficult question as there are so many potential icons when it comes to clothing and eyewear. However, someone I really love in terms of how she carries herself as a person is Salma Hayek, as well as Penelope Cruz – they exude a very glamorous persona, but are also very fun.

Do you wear contact lenses?
No, I don’t. I’ve tried colour contact lenses in the past, but not since I was prescribed glasses. But who knows, I’ll let you know if and when I do try them out.

How long have you worn spectacles for and what prompted you to go for your first eye test?
I’ve worn spectacles for just over a year now. I was starting to lose my confidence driving and I didn’t really know why – I just didn’t feel comfortable behind the wheel and I was tired. Initially I put it down to being a new mum. However, my mum encouraged me to go for an eye test and when I did I was told that, yes, I needed glasses.

Following the eye test, I picked a pair of glasses and since then I have felt so much better and more comfortable on the road.

How has wearing spectacles changed your outlook on eye care?
I have always had a lot of friends who wear glasses, and my mum wears glasses, so I’ve always been around glasses and felt they were a great way to create a new and exciting look without having to do much – now I’m part of that club and I’m very pleased about it.

While I haven’t taken my daughter for her first eye test yet, it will definitely become part of her healthcare routine going forward. I understand how important it is for children to have their sight tested – it can be a huge disadvantage on their learning and education when kids can’t see properly.

Why did you become the official ambassador of Specsavers’ Spectacle Wear of the Year (SWOTY) Awards?
I love the fact that it’s such a positive initiative and has a big focus on children and anti-bullying. There is money going towards a charity that has been set up to make sure that kids are looked after and to limit bullying as much as possible, and I think that’s great.

Is the charity element of the awards important to you?
Yes, that is the most important part of it for me, especially as a mother too. I am very happy to be part of SWOTY.

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