The attacks worsen, nonetheless, and Normani later announces she's taking a break from Twitter: “Over the past four years of being in the public eye I’ve learned to grow a thick skin to critics and those who may not like me,” she writes. This is our story so let us write it our way, instead of you trying to write it for us. I am here to offer great music and performance along with my girls. The smartest thing you can do is recognize that making assumptions and passing judgement on others is wrong. So regardless of those who plant false seeds in an attempt to diminish me, it just won't work. Your perception of me isn't equivalent to who I am or what God and my family instilled in me. For those of you who enjoy speculating and creating drama that doesn't exist, please keep in mind that myself and the other girls in the group are PEOPLE, we feel hurt and sadness just like everyone else. The barrage of hate quickly turns racist, and Normani takes to Twitter a few days later to give her thoughts on the matter. This is when all hell breaks loose - fans swarm Normani's social media, attacking her for what they took to be some major shade. In a Facebook Live interview with Galore, Normani seemingly struggles to say something nice about Camila - after complimenting her four other bandmates with hesitation. Lauren's mother, Clara Jauregui, allegedly expresses her frustration with Camila and her manager, Roger Gold, for not acknowledging the rest of the band's contribution to Camila's success in a since-deleted tweet.Īccording to a widely-shared screenshot, Clara tweeted, Let's get it right 2 were thanks to Just keeping it REAL 😎" Aug. Camila takes home the four trophies at iHeart Radio's MuchMusic Video Awards - two for Best Pop Video and Fan Fave Video for “I Know What You Did Last Summer” with Sean Mendes, as well as Fan Fave International Artist or Group and Most Buzzworthy International Artist or Group as part of Fifth Harmony.
OK, after (at least) nine months of slow simmering dramz, this is where stuff starts to heat up. nobody is property of anything- camila ApJune 20, 2016. So, as long as you five are best friends, that’s most important,'" she tells anyone can do whatever makes them happy during time off- concerts🤘🏼 writing🤘🏼- simple as that. "I remember we were in rehearsals and he came up to us and told us as a group, 'All five of you should be on the same page and the closest things to each other, because around all five of you there are gonna be people that are come and try to snatch you, people are gonna try to break you guys apart.
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We have a ton of work and much more to accomplish as Fifth Harmony before that happens." March 17, 2016.ĭinah Jane tells Entertainment Tonight that Harry Styles gave the band advice one how to avoid splitting up (because obvs that worked out great for One Direction, just saying.). "I’m still an individual, as well as the others, meaning we have slightly different visions and aspirations. "In the beginning, we all had intentions of pursuing solo careers," she says. Normani Kordei tells Cliché that the girls have "different visions," when asked if she's ever considered pursuing a solo career. (And pretty similar to what Camila had told Latina magazine, really.) Feb. In their cover story for Seventeen magazine's March 2016 cover, Lauren Jauregui says she doesn't anticipate Fifth Harmony to still be performing in 10 years, but she hopes they'll get a chance to tour the world and win a couple of Grammys -which is pretty reasonable. and it'll stay that way- camila December 6, 2015Īnd deja vu much: fans are given something else (or, technically, the same something) to talk about a couple weeks later when 5H's manager posts a behind-the-scene picture of the girls. love for music and love for what i believe in.
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