Camila Cabello was unspotted when the band’s members, Ally Brooke, Normani, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui, reunited on stage during a Jonas Brothers concert.
Popular 2010’s girl group Fifth Harmony have delighted fans by reuniting and reforming during a Jonas Brothers concert after eight long years.
Four out of five of the original girl group members, Ally Brooke, Normani, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, all shocked concert-goers when they reformed on stage during the boyband’s sold-out concert in Dallas, Texas, on Sunday night.
The four girls “came out of behind the smoke” and belted out their chart-topping hit Worth It before moving on to their most well-known track, Work From Home, as the audience shook their heads in shock and amazement.
In front of tens of thousands of Jonas Brothers fans, Fifth Harmony demonstrated that they still had their distinctive vocal prowess.
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Camila Cabello was unrecognizable after beginning her successful solo career, despite the band’s four members showing up on stage. Camila left the girl group in 2016 to pursue her passion for songwriting, two years before Fifth Harmony took an eight-year break.
She admitted at the time that she felt “creatively unfulfilled” and that the group’s direction was in conflict with her personal goals.
Later, the singer revealed that she had started writing her own songs while touring and that she wanted to sing them herself rather than compete for attention in the five-group band.
Camila has since maintained a positive relationship with her former bandmates, expressing that she has no animosity for them despite initial rumors of drama and conflict between the five girls.
The now-four-member group is formally reuniting after two years of rumors, an announcement that comes after their hits Work From Home and All in My Head, which were trending on TikTok.
Prior to their reactivation, Fifth Harmony X users posted “#FifthHarmonyFollowSpree” to reactivate their accounts. Additionally, Jane makes an allusion to the statement, “The impossible is possible.” Thank you in full today. The group’s website has been updated to reflect “coming soon” as well.
Fifth Harmony was first formed in 2012 during the second season of The X Factor USA and they quickly shot to fame with their amazing vocals and catchy pop tracks.
With the chart-topping single Work From Home, their debut album, Reflection, which was released in 2015, included hits like Worth It and Sledgehammer, while 2016’s 7/27 cemented their position in pop history.
Following Camila’s exit in 2016, the quartet continued to release one final, self-titled album before announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2018.
The emotional video for Don’t Say You Love Me was dropped as a way to say goodbye, and it ended with each cast member walking through separate, secret doors, giving off a nudge that their story might not end forever.
Source: Mirror
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