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I honestly thought the first slide on her new Instagram was Jade at first glance. They look so similar now!

I'm enjoying Perrie & Leigh-Anne's solo outputs but Jade is next level. One of the most exciting popstars at the moment and she fully deserves her moment. I think they may hold off for the 20th anniversary too.

This is brilliant!

I just think people are being extremely harsh in their opinions?

The negativity is unwarranted imo. Leigh-Anne has been consistent in her releases and is building a great body work. There's not been a track I've not enjoyed. I think her only mis-fire is Don't Say Love as the lead.

It was on July 26th 1996 (thanks to Spice Girls Net!)

Sadly, they all got removed for legal reasons I'm sure.

I did a tally of all the worldwide sales I've collated from over the years. Total sales we know of, I make it 45 million worldwide. This is without their updated US certifications. I reckon with that and other numbers we don't know of, they have sold approx 60 million records WW.

I'm fairly sure she said in the Fearne Cotton Happy Place interview she tried to reach out and it wasn't taken well. I totally agree with this point. That was lousy on their part to ever associate with him. But I do think the girls could have acted far more reckless and aired dirty laundry. The only true mis-step was Leigh-Anne's DM's but she wasn't to know they were to be made public. I also don't think she was wrong in calling it out. That's understandable but Jesy was the one who decided to cut off contact with the others and not keep it amicable. It's just sad all round as you can tell there was genuine love between them.

What's crazy to me is that they did this without ever getting an international hit. Imagine if they did actually get a push - they would easily be the biggest selling girl group of all time.

Jesy acted badly from LM5 onwards (I have tea from around that time and she really was a nightmare BTS.) It seems the documentary success got to her head and she was actively trying to pull away from the band from that moment. Not thanking her bandmates during her NTA speech was intentional. If the other girls don't speak to her it's for a reason. She needs to take full accountability for any chance of a reconciliation. It seems Perrie had reached out and was shot down. Sad all round as Little Mix will always be four members to me. I'm hoping the documentary will address it and they can start to build bridges. But it must be difficult to have looked out for someone over the best part of a decade and be discarded in such a way.

Still howling at the documentary name. Hated being in the band and the music but happy to dine out on it.

The negativity in here is wild. I think the most important thing is she's carving out a sound for herself. This would easily go on an album with My Love. I'm impressed by her output thus far.

Wasn't there murmurings Perrie wanted out on the LM5 Tour? I think they definitely discussed taking a break but it wasn't confirmed until August 2020. Pre-pandemic, the plan was to release Confetti in August 2020. I imagine they would've released 'Between Us' the following year and toured all of 2021 before taking a break. Jesy jumped ship early and COVID scuppered the plans.

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