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Este Haim has left Cheryl a lengthy answer phone message to apologise for any offence caused after she videobombed the singer at the Brit Awards.
The HAIM bass player was seen winking suggestively and making ‘call me’ gestures as Whitehall roasted Cheryl and boyfriend Liam Payne at Wednesday night’s ceremony.
Her hilarious antics were praised by fans who hailed her a “legend” and an “international treasure”.
But Haim feared Cheryl may not have seen the funny side, so she enlisted the help of BBC Radio One presenter Nick Grimshaw to get Cheryl’s number in order to apologise.
She said: “Cheryl, this is Este Haim calling. I happened to be sitting behind you last night at the Brit Awards and had an amazing time. However some people on the Internet are claiming I may or may not have been thumbing my nose – that’s an Americanism.
She insisted that there is “no beef” before inviting the former X Factor judge to the band’s upcoming London gig.
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“I want to invite you to my show at Alexandra Palace on June 13,” she said before her sister jumped in: “June 15.”
She continued: “June, 15, it’s early and I haven’t slept. Big kiss, big hug, love you, call me. I’ll text you my number.”
Grimshaw was concerned the message was too long for Cheryl to listen to, to which she replied: “She can listen to it on her Bluetooth when she’s in the car.”
HAIM were on the show to talk about their Best International Group win at last night’s event. The trio tucked in to 20 boxes of Dominos which Grimshaw had delivered to help nurse their early start.
This year's ceremony also saw Stormzy take home Best British Male and Best British Album for Gang Signs & Prayer.
Dua Lipa was also honoured with two gongs including Best British Female and Best British Breakthrough.
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On taking to the stage the New Rules singer thanked “every single female that’s been on this stage before me that has given girls like me – not just in the music industry but in society – something to look up to, and has allowed us to dream this big. Here’s to more women on these stages, more women winning awards, and more women taking over the world”.
Other winners included Foo Fighters, Gorillaz and Ed Sheeran who was awarded the coveted Global Success award.

