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Lauren Jauregui still close with three of her ex Fifth of harmony Cyd -Bands.
“We saw each other a couple weeks ago,” Jauregui, 28, told Weekly US While attending only WeatherWomen in music An event at YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park on Saturday, March 29.
Jauregui also flows to Us for being a member of the women’s group, named one of Weather100 of the best female artists of the 21st Century. (Fifth Harmony came in at number 97 on the list.)
“Being part of (Fifth Harmony) was an honor,” he said. “As much curse as it was. In the best ways, it was a gift for me, realizing myself and understanding myself and also contributing to the world in such a beautiful way.”
As a specific boy band in 2010s, Fifth Harmony was formed on the reality competition series – and like that group, they have remained busy in the years after their hatus. The story of Fifth Harmony began in 2012, when he heard each of each of his five members – Ally Brooke, Camila Cabello, Normani, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui – about (…)
Jauregui added, “So many young people affected us and our story. So I am very grateful that I have been a part of it.”
Fifth Harmony was formed in 2012 during a second term The X Factor with Jauregui, Ally Brooke. Norms. Dinah Jane and Camila Cabello. They performed as a five -piece group until Cabello departed in December 2016. The other four members continued as a tan group Taking an unspecified hiatus in 2018 to follow individual projects.
“Some of the girls and I definitely still be in touch,” said Jauregui Us on Saturday. “The four of us are definitely still vibrating.”
Ally Brooke takes his comments back referring to a fifth possible harmony reunion. “We may be working on something,” Brooke, 30, shared when appearing on Tuesday, October 3, E! News after the singer was asked for her relationship with her former Harmony Band. Brooke went on to say she (…)
In terms of her individual music, the singer was teasing that her debut album was coming this year.
“She’s finally done. I weave everything together right now,” said Jauregui. “I think people will be surprised at the best of hearing because it gives an alternative world. I’m very angst for everything, my own life, about the world around me. I got a lot to say, so I say a lot.”
When she came to their creative process, Jauregui said Us That she just “let things flow” out of it.
“Also, (I) give myself deadlines so that I commit myself to complete,” he added. “Because for a long time, my process in that flow has spread a few times. I’ve really put in pins, I want this to be done by this date, and I want to do this by this date. And hold myself accountable to those pins.”
With reporting by Mariel Turner
