She hit back at the haters on Tuesday by posting an impassioned tweet in defence of her 'raunchy' X Factor comeback performance.
And Cheryl's words seemed to trigger another wave of negativity as the number of complaints received by Ofcom overnight TREBLED.
The 35-year-old initially received 15 complaints for her sultry dance moves, which divided her fans because her performance was aired before the 9pm watershed.
Rise: Ofcom complaints about Cheryl's raunchy X Factor performance on Sunday TREBLED overnight after she defended her raunchy routine in an impassioned Twitter post on Tuesday
Something to say: Cheryl said it's OK if people don't like her music, but felt like she had been unfairly criticised
By Wednesday at 2pm, the watchdog received a further 30 complaints, taking the total up to 45.
An Ofcom spokesperson told MailOnline: 'We have now received 45 complaints about the above which we are assessing against our broadcasting rules, before deciding whether or not to investigate.'
Cheryl took the news in her stride, taking to Instagram to share a photo of herself preparing for her upcoming performance at Hits Radio Live in Manchester on Sunday.
Sassy: Cheryl also posted a boomerang on her Instagram saying she was 'walking away from negativity'
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The snap, which she captioned: 'Rehearsals for manchester' showed her surrounded by her PA Lily England, her videographer Theo and her choreographer Elizabeth McKenna.
The former Girls Aloud star made a return to the ITV show where she once served as a judge to perform her comeback single Love Made Me Do It, on Sunday.
A number of viewers were upset by her racy stage antics during her pre-watershed appearance, which led to Cheryl launching a passionate defence of her controversial X Factor performance.
Analytical: Cheryl has said she 'loves' her X Factor performance - many of her fans did, but some felt it was too raunchy for a family audience and others critiqued her live vocals
The singer told her Twitter followers she 'loved' her raunchy routine from Sunday night's show, despite claims she had been left devastated over the negative comments she received about her live vocals.
In a strongly-worded message, the singer, 35, did admit, though, that her music and performances 'aren't for everyone.'
Posting a message on Twitter on Tuesday evening, Cheryl wrote: 'I wanted to start by saying thank you all so much for your lovely comments and support for my performance on Sunday. You may not have read about them but I definitely saw and felt time!
Defiant: There have been reports that despite her tough exterior, Cheryl had been left devastated over the negative comments she received about her performance
She continued: 'Having spent 16 years in the public eye I have always been accepting of people's opinions. Me personally, my music and performances are never going to be for everyone, And that's OK.'
Cheryl ended the message by addressing reports she has been watching her performance back on repeat, writing: 'Ps.... I did watch my performance back and I LOVED IT!'
As well as her Twitter message on Tuesday, Cheryl also shared an Instagram of herself strutting in the ITV studios with the caption: 'Walking away from negativity like'
According to The Sun, the 35-year-old had been rewatching the clip in a bid to work out what people didn't like about her routine as it's a mystery to her.
Bothered: Cheryl took to Instagram to share a photo of herself preparing for her upcoming performance at Hits Radio Live in Manchester on Sunday (L-R Cheryl, Lily England, Theo and Elizabeth McKenna)
Long-awaited: The singer's performance on the show was seen as an anticipated comeback as it was her first musical offering in four years
A source told the publication: 'Cheryl's devastated over the harsh comments about her performance. She always says that 'haters' come with fame and she expects some negativity, but she didn't expect this reaction.
'Cheryl goes on social media to interact with her fans and it actually shocked her, reading some of the comments. At first she was angry – she watched the performance back over ten times and can't understand what she did wrong.'
MailOnline has contacted a spokesperson for Cheryl for comment.
It's fair to say that Cheryl had lots of positive reaction about her first musical offering in four years.
Cheryl made a return to the ITV show where she once served as a judge to perform her comeback single Love Made Me Do It, but a number of viewers were upset by her racy stage antics during her pre-watershed appearance.
She was seen gyrating against musclebound male dancers, gyrated and writhing around on the floor and suggestively licking her hand as she put on a performance which divided viewers, a number of whom slammed her 'terrible vocals'.
Cheryl began her routine by crawling along the floor, delivering a sultry dance routine - but some viewers weren't convinced by her live vocals, with some branding her 'terrible', saying she should 'give up'.
And even head judge Simon Cowell was seen questioning whether she was OK as she lay on her back at the end of her performance, in a puff of smoke.
The singer looked incredible in a tasseled black bodysuit and thigh-high boots for her big return and other viewers defended her saying 'she can't win' and praising her 'amazing' stage show.
Cheryl gyrated around the stage, at one point lying down on the floor for a sexy segment with her backing dancers.
The brunette beauty was back to her best, wearing her long hair down in loose curls and a bronzed make-up look.
The Girls Aloud star proved she's still got the moves as she powered through the complex dance routine.
Ouch: The high-energy performance was slammed by some fans on Twitter as they criticised the star's live vocals
Dazzling: The beauty looked incredible in a pair of sparkling boots with ruched detailing and certainly had all the moves
But the high-energy performance was slammed by some fans on Twitter as they criticised the star's live vocals.
'This is like me drunk at karaoke' tweeted one viewer, while another added: 'Is it just me or does Cheryl sound out of tune? And you can't really hear her like what's the point?'
'Xfactor you dropped the ball on this one. Just because an artist starts off on your show doesn't mean you have them back!'
'That was terrible! Brilliant dancer but her vocals were awful sorry but I think she should give up the singing and stick to the dancing didn't sound good at all.'
Worried: Simon was pictured saying to Louis Tomlinson after the performance: 'Is she alright?' with a concerned look on his face as she lay on her back
Others rushed to Cheryl's defence though, with one pointing out the singer was brave to go '100% live' on one of the biggest show's on TV.
'I actually don't mind the song, not her best but good. Yeah she's no Beyonce vocally, she knows that. If she mimes people hate, if she sings and hits a few off notes while dancing, you hate. I enjoyed the performance and I love her.'
'You smashed it Cheryl. So good to see you back looking amazing. keep doing you were behind you 100% you Slayed #LOVEMADEMEDOIT.'
'So proud of @CherylOfficial performance last night on the @TheXFactor you could tell she was so nervous after 4 year break but she still smashed it around the park. Congrats Cheryl is soldiers are happy for you.'
'Don't get the hate on @CherylOfficial X factor perf. She looked great and she sang live. If she had mimed, everyone would have slagged her. Can't win! I thought she was fab loved the solo dance at the end!'
Encore! Others rushed to Cheryl's defence though, with one pointing out the singer was brave to go '100% live' on one of the biggest show's on TV
Kinky boots: The 35-year-old singer looked incredible in a tasseled black bodysuit and thigh-high boots for her big return to the show
'That was great. Dunno why the rest are so negative. Danced beautifully, sang live and a great song. Bet none of these people could sing standing up never mind dancing at the same time lol.'
At the end of her performance, Simon turned to Louis Tomlinson with a look of concern on his face, asking if Cheryl was alright.
The singer was laying motionless at the end of her energetic performance for a matter of seconds when Simon's words were picked up.
Others praised the mum-of-one's incredible look, deeming her their 'dream girl'.
The performance earned a standing ovation from judges Simon Cowell, Ayda Field and Louis Tomlinson.
Nile Rodgers, who is standing in for Robbie Williams while he is in tour later denied he had snubbed Cheryl by not giving her a standing ovation.
He took to Twitter and said: 'So I get to the lounge, open my powerbook and it says: @Xfactor fans are 'convinced' that I snubbed Cheryl. With this pic on left as proof.
'Pic on right was me before I just happened to sit down. I'd never snub ANYBODY. It's not my nature. Really folks? This is what we've come to...'
The Chic star, 66, was seen leading back in his chair while fellow mentors Simon Cowell, Louis Tomlinson and Ayda Field leapt to their feet.
Asked how it was to be back, Cheryl replied: 'It feels good. I think they've all been unique and amazing. Dalton is killing it.'
However, she was left a little red faced when she failed to remember double act Acacia and Aaliyah's names, with one fan quipping: 'She may have run out of surnames and she doesn't know the name of the contestants but that was BANGING! So glad Our Chezza is BACK!!!'
Stunning: Cheryl proved she was back to her best, showing off her incredible cheekbones with a heavily bronzed make-up look
In action: The hitmaker was joined by several hunky backing dancers onstage
Ahead of her performance, it was claimed producers were worried Cheryl's racy planned performance could spark complaints from viewers.
3000 people contacted had media watchdog Ofcom in regards to performances by both Rihanna and Christina Aguilera in 2010.
A source told The Sun: 'Cheryl wants this performance to be remembered and it will be.
Oops: Cheryl was left a little red faced when she failed to remember double act Acacia and Aaliyah's names
'She has been in rehearsals for the last few days and the routine will see her writhing around on the ground with 12 hot men dancing around her.
'No one has told Cheryl what to do, but they've been keeping a close eye on the creative team so the routine is suitable for a family audience.'
This comes as Cheryl insisted she will quit her musical comeback if her new music flops, for the sake of her son Bear.
Racy: Cheryl gyrated around the stage, at one point lying down on the floor for a sexy segment with her backing dancers
That's one way to make an entrance! The former TV judge began by crawling on her knees
The star said she doesn't want to 'spend time away' from one-year-old Bear if her new single Love Made Me Do It - which she released last week after a four-year hiatus - doesn't do well.
'If the song goes in at 80 [in the charts], it's time for me to move on with my life,' the pop songstress firmly told The Guardian on Saturday.
She added: 'I'm not going to jump around working hard and spending time away from my son for that.'
Love Made Me Do It did however suffer a blow on Friday night as it battled into the charts at number 19.
Peace out! Cheryl proved she was always the best dancer in Girls Aloud
Pals: Asked how it was to be back, Cheryl replied: 'It feels good. I think they've all been unique and amazing. Dalton is killing it'
Thrilled: The stunner was delighted by the positive reception from the studio audience
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