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New interview: A lot of people have really connected with "Best Version of Me." It's such an empowering song. I wrote it while I was thinking about leaving the group, and I was carrying all these expectations on my shoulders. There was so much pressure to be just as successful as the group had been, and it really affected my mental health. As you look ahead, what's next for you? Between the new album, your growing family, and everything else you're working on, what can fans expect? I'm back in the studio, so maybe there'll be something new this year—we'll see how things go. I've also filmed a couple of TV shows that should be coming out toward the end of the year, without saying too much. Obviously, there's the baby, but I'm also really excited to explore other things. I love acting, and I want to get back with my acting coach and really see where that takes me. I don't feel like I've been able to give acting everything I've got yet. I'm also really open-minded about where my career can go. I've done documentaries, I've acted, I've done some presenting. I'll always make music, but I definitely think there are a lot more ventures still to come for me. Full interview: A BOOK OF MAGAZINELEIGH-ANNE WITHOUT COMPROMISE — A BOOK OF MAGAZINEOn LEIGH ANN PINNOCK’s debut solo album My Ego Told Me To , the former Little Mix star turns survival, motherhood, heritage and self-trust into her most honest statement yet. There’s a certain le...

Not that they owe us anything but I’m kinda shocked none of them have shared a story about the anniversary, 15 years is big! I naively thought the LM account might have.

Shortlisted for an NTA. She is up against Caroline Flack, Ozzy Osbourne, Connor Hoy and “Our Girls”. Vote Jesy for Authored Documentary: https://www.nationaltvawards.com/vote

I miss them, but I'm not in a rush to see them get back together as I'm quite enjoying seeing what they can do individually (whatever that is) Also, I'd be way more excited if it was a four-piece reunion, if it was the likely three piece, I'd just be sad it wasn't the four of them. Like it's been said above, Jade and Leigh-Anne have found their "sound". I've also enjoyed all of Jesy's solo music, especially all the unreleased and I've been proud to see all of her advocacy and making change. I hope Jesy releases a solo album one day but I doubt it. Excited for future albums from the other three, I just hope Perrie can just find her "sound". As from Jesy's unreleased solo stuff, even she found her sound. The earliest I'd want them back together is 2031, for the 20th anniversary. My personal underrated faves would be: Breathe A Mess (Happy 4 U) The Cure Your Love If I Get My Way Dear Lover Is Your Love Enough? Love Me Or Leave Me I Won't Clued Up Nothing Feels Like You Towers Always Be Together Turn Your Face Pretend It's OK Case Closed We Are Who We Are oops sorry for a huge list LOL. I hope when they do return it isn't just for just a tour and that's it. I would love a new album accompanying the tour.

The documentary is also still Top 10 in the documentary category on prime.

Leigh-Anne has set up a patreon to get updates about her pregnancy. There appears to be a free version and a paid version.

It’s been speculated for a few months now but it looks like Jade and Jordan aren’t together anymore. Jordan’s removed all posts with Jade and the sun is also “confirming” the news.

Jesy did an interview with the Mirror and said the doctors have informed her the twins aren’t doing as good as they hoped after treatment. This so sad, hopefully they’ll be ok. She deserves a break. One of the twins has been diagnosed with scoliosis and will require an operation every 6 months. Full interview: Daily MirrorJesy Nelson secret heartache behind victory in getting al...EXCLUSIVE: Jesy Nelson reveals historic change to get all newborns tested for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is ‘bittersweet’ as her beloved twins are ‘not great’’

ALL babies in England will get free NHS tests for the muscle wasting disease suffered by Jesy Nelson’s twins following a campaign by the Little Mix star. In a breakthrough rule change, screening for spinal muscular atrophy will be added to the newborn blood spot test from October. The Department of Health announced on Thursday that the national newborn screening programme for SMA will be rolled out across England as part of an evaluation programme from the end of this year. Hundreds of thousands of babies will be screened as part of the simple heel prick blood test shortly after birth. Nelson said: “After years of campaigning, it means so much to see the heel prick test for SMA begin rolling out from October, with implementation continuing throughout 2027 until every newborn screening laboratory across the UK is offering the test. “Today is a day of hope. “Knowing that future families will have access to early diagnosis and the opportunity for the best possible outcomes is something I’m incredibly proud to have supported. “This is a victory for every family affected by SMA. Whilst it can’t change the future of our children, I know it marks the beginning of a brighter future for future SMA families.” SMA UK, the charity which Jesy is a Patron of have also posted about the news: This achievement belongs to the entire SMA community. To every family who has shared their experiences, every healthcare professional who has championed early diagnosis, every researcher who has generated the evidence, every policymaker who has listened, every partner organisation to has campaigned alongside us and every supporter who has stood alongside us, thank you. We are also grateful to Jesy Nelson for helping to shine a spotlight on SMA and the importance of newborn screening. Her willingness to share her family's experience has helped raise awareness among the wider public and has added an important voice to a campaign that has been driven by the SMA community, clinicians, researchers and supporters over many years.

Sooo many good songs! She even filmed a music video for “Cried Out” directed by her that she didn’t release.

“I'm really not sure where to start with this one... All I can say is that I urge everyone to watch this documentary. It's the most heartbreaking series I've ever had to make, but it's one that needed to be made if we're ever going to see real change. This is only a small glimpse into what my girls have to go through every single day. It's the reality that so many children born with SMA have to endure and this is only the beginning of their lives. I truly hope this helps people understand why the heel prick test and treatment from birth are so incredibly vital. Early diagnosis can change EVERYTHING. I'll keep saying it until no family has to experience this again: no future babies born with SMA should have lives that look like this. Please if you watch one thing, let it be this: "Jesy Nelson: Life Changing" on @primevideouk, streaming from July 17th”