Little Mix's Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock break down in emotional last show before break

Between Us.The title peaked inside the top five on the U.K. albums chart, and it produced a pair of top 40 hits with new songs “Love (Sweet Love)” and “No,” which rounded out a decade-plus of churning out smashes.

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Leigh-Anne Pinnock sent fans wild on Sunday as she shared an adorable rare snap of her twin babies wearing matching Little Mix merchandise. The singer, 30, took to Instagram to post a gorgeous family snap of herself, fiancé Andre Gray and their two children, who they welcomed in August 2021.

Jade Thirlwall has broken her silence following Little Mix's final tour performance, as she posted an emotional goodbye to her bandmates and all the backing dancers and people involved in Confetti. Over the moon with the tour as a whole, 29 year old Jade, who signed off from the tour with an incredible beauty look, shared a series of snaps from over the weeks, including images of her, Perrie Edwards, 28, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 30, grinning and hugging on stage.The trio wore a mixture of purples, blues and greens as they posed in a variety of quick-change outfits for the show.There were also boomerang shots of Jade dancing to a jam-packed audience along with tears on stage.

Little Mix gave an emotional speech to their fans before letting their hair down for a wild party to celebrate the final stop in their Confetti tour before their hiatus. Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall went out on a high over the weekend at London's O2 Arena – where they broke down in tears during their final performances. And after the show came to an end, the hitmakers addressed their fans following ten hugely successful years of being in the UK's biggest girl group.

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Little Mix are saying farewell for now.

Pop band Little Mix has broken down in tears as they performed their final gig before taking a well earned hiatus. Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall went out on a high on Saturday evening as the girls performed their penultimate gig at London’s O2 Arena.

To Jade, Leigh-Anne and Perrie, Before I congratulate you on 10 incredible years in pop music and bid Little Mix farewell (for now) as you finish your last tour, I want to tell you a little bit about me. I have loved girl groups since I can remember. As a 1990s baby, the Spice Girls ruled my childhood.

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Perrie Edwards refused to let a throat infection stop her from performing for Little Mix fans, and went on to break down in tears while thanking concert-goers for their support. Little Mix are currently on their Confetti Tour ahead of the remaining group members, Perrie, 28, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 30, and Jade Thirlwall, 29, taking a hiatus from the band to pursue their own projects.Tonight, Friday 13 May, will be their final performance. With this in mind, mum-of-one Perrie, whose young son has been supporting the band on their tour, went on to perform at London’s O2 Arena, despite feeling under the weather.

Jade Thirlwall was struggling not to cry in her last interview with Little Mix before they embark on their break as a band. Jade, 29, sat sandwiched between her fellow singers Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 30, and Perrie Edwards, 28, by her side as she got emotional. While the group are still completing their Confetti tour performances, once the whirlwind is over the close-knit trio will go their separate ways for a while.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall put on a stylish display as they enjoyed a rare night out in Manchester on Saturday. The Little Mix pair hit the town until the early hours of the morning after finishing up two nights at the AO Arena as part of their Confetti tour. Leigh-Anne, 30 and Jade, 29 were seen leaving celebrity favourite Menagerie bar and restaurant in high spirits after a night of partying.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.The superstars performed such U2 classics as “With or Without You” and “Angel of Harlem” along with a cover of Ben E. King’s “Stand by Me” — although they changed the lyrics to “Stand by Ukraine.”“President Zelensky invited us to perform in Kyiv as a show of solidarity with the Ukrainian people and so that’s what we’ve come to do,” the band tweeted from its official account in a message signed by Bono and The Edge — who played acoustic guitar for the makeshift subway concert.The U2 frontmen apparently chose to perform in the central Kyiv subway station because Ukraine’s transit stations have become de facto bomb shelters for residents to hide from Russian attacks. Videos on social media captured the moving event in the Eastern European country’s capital city.Bono and The Edge were accompanied for part of the performance by the Ukrainian band Antytila, whose member Taras Topolia joined the country’s military to fight off the Russians and can be seen singing in his military fatigues. Antytila recently collaborated with Ed Sheehan to raise money for the Ukrainian war effort.The U2 performance comes a month after Zelensky made a special address at the Grammys urging US musicians to use their platforms and talents to “tell the truth about” the war.“Fill the silence with your music!” Zelensky said at the time.