Jade Thirlwall still appreciates everything she has achieved through Little Mix.
Girl Group, composed of her, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jesy Nelson, who left by 2020 won The X -Factor In 2011 and continued to have tremendous success before embarking on a hiatus in 2022.
She told me Rté Entertainment: “I am so proud of what we achieved.”
“Sometimes we want to send a message in the group Chat, and one of us would say, ‘Oh my God, I just saw the Britons we did in 2017, we were not amazing!'” Jade revealed.
“It’s so hard when you’re in that bubble to understand the greatness of it. The best thing about it is – we remain friends, we stay straight, but also we created such a lovely fanbase. As a girls band that’s what it’s all about – it’s about female empowerment, sisterhood,” it Sweet melody Hitmaker said.
Jade also mentioned, “So many of our fans became lifelong friends at the back of that fandom. Even now, as a solo artist, is the front row of fans at the festivals De Diehard, day that has been there since they were 8-year-old. I think it’s so beautiful.”
In addition, Jade except her love for the girls group is glad she did not start her solo career right away after the hiatus, as the material she had already prepared was just “another little mixing record.”
“In my head I was like,” I have to release something right away, everyone will forget me. I have to ride the wave of Little Mix ” – all that I’ve been programmed to think like a pop artist,” she explained.
“And now I’m looking back on some of the music I wrote, so I am, ‘Wow, it was really just another little mixing record’. So I’m really glad I pressed myself to wait. Thank God I gave it a minute to find out who I’m again,” concluded Jade Thirlwall.
