Perrie Edwards, the former Little Mix star, blasted Jesy Nelson as she admitted to having a disagreement with her ex-bandmate and friend.
Perrie Edwards subtly hit out at former pal and bandmate Jesy Nelson during a chat with Mollie King. The pregnant popstar, 32, was talking to the radio presenter on her Future Pop show when they began discussing Katseye’s tune Gabriela.
Perrie admitted she is “obsessed” with the song before dropping the bombshell it could have been her singing it. The northeast songstress revealed the Little Mix group were offered the song first but couldn’t all agree that it was one for them.
However, Perrie made it clear that Jesy’s choice was the one that put the blockers on it in a sarcastic and sarcastic response. An excited Perrie responded, “Yeah! When Mollie asked if they should play the tune. You’re aware that a Little Mix song was intended to be that, don’t you?
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Before Perrie continued, “I know and I was obsessed with it and used to listen to it in the car constantly like the demo,” the gobsmacked presenter replied, “You’re joking.” I adored it.
Perrie agreed and admitted that all but one wanted to record it, and Mollie said it would have been “so good” as a band song.
“You missed it,” you say? ollie posed a question. And Perrie said, “Yeah, well one of us did,” in a sarcastic and stuttering manner. Before letting out a cheer, she continued on, “Not me, not Jade, not Leigh-Anne.”
“But, yeah. I adored it so much even though it passed. But do you know what? I believe they killed it, made it their own, and the choreography perfectly complements it.
So I’m like, “Do you know what girls? ” You won the game! We loved that song so much, so I’m glad they got it.
After her debut solo album was released, Perrie made a confession at a concert that made her cry. She introduced a song that was said to be about her friendship with Jesy at the time.
She described the difficulties she encountered in adjusting to losing a friend at the concert. She stated to the audience at her performance at Circuit in Kingston on Saturday night, “I wrote this next song because I think we frequently discuss heartbreak in music, in songs, and in life, and it’s always romantically.”
It’s f***ing hard because we seem to forget things like losing a friend, falling out with a friend, or not having them anymore. And how do I get past a life where a person has seen me cry, they have seen my demons, they have seen everything, and then they have gone”?
She continued, “It’s like it’s okay.” I believe I had a real difficulty navigating it.
The welcoming crowd was then told, “Okay, wait! Don’t cry because it will make my vocal chords sound bad and my voice won’t sound good. Same Place Different View, a song by Perrie, was introduced.
Source: Mirror
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