Normani Just Commented on Camila Cabello’s Past Racist Posts for the First Time

Camila Cabello is posing on the internet like never before. The Señorita songstress took to her social media to kick off her birthday celebrations.

Before you bring out the candles and start singing "Happy Birthday" for Camila Cabello, the singer has a sweet something for you. The Senorita crooner turns 23 today, March 3, and she is as pumped about her birthday as you are.

Camila Cabello is turning 23 years old on Tuesday (March 3), and the songstress stripped down to her birthday suit on Instagram--but not in the way you might think.Cabello shared an adorable baby photo of herself, wearing nothing but a blanket wrapped around her head. "I’m 23 in a few hours so I’m posting my first internet nude," she joked in the caption.

Pisces season is in full effect and Camila Cabello is celebrating accordingly.  The "Living Proof" singer shared on social media an adorable childhood picture in honor of turning 23-years-old on March 3.  "I'm 23 in a few hours so I'm posting my first internet nude," Cabello wrote on Instagram, alongside a baby photo of herself at only seemingly a couple of months old, wrapped in a blue banket.  Although the singer isn't officially turning 23 until tomorrow, her celebrity friends were quick to

Normani has broken her silence on her fellow former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello's old racist Tumblr posts and tweets that resurfaced and went viral this December and how they made her feel about Cabello.

Normani has finally opened up about the impact of former Fifth Harmony bandmate Camila Cabello’s racist posts controversy.

Former Fifth Harmony singer Normani broke her silence over Camila Cabello's past racist remarks resurfacing online. For the unversed, the Senorita singer was accused of racism after her old Tumblr posts and tweets resurfaced featuring the n-word and posting racist gifs went viral this December.

Normani has commented on her former Fifth Harmony bandmate Camila Cabello’s history of racist behavior on social media.

Former FADER cover stars SZA, Megan Thee Stallion, and Normani grace the front of this month's Rolling Stone. In the issue, Normani finally opens up about the racist memes and slurs directed toward her on Camila Cabello's Tumblr page during their days in Fifth Harmony, admitting that she's "struggled" talking about the issue before: "I didn’t want it to be a part of my narrative, but I am a black woman, who is a part of an entire generation that has a similar story.

Normani doesn’t owe anyone the labor of explaining this, but after several misconstrued attempts to address this situation, she’s speaking out clearly. Normani’s reaction to Camila Cabello’s racist tweets arrived in the form of an official statement via email to Rolling Stone, where the burgeoning pop diva was interviewed for their March 2020 cover story.

It’s a 4 in 1 video today! A daily recap AND reacting to Lady GaGa‘s new single, Stupid Love, as well as Harry Styles‘ music video for Falling and BTS’ One. Plus, Normani reveals her truth about Camila Cabello‘s hurtful words! Should the “Havana” singer respond? Wendy Williams is the worst boss! Bhad Bhabie vs Skai Jackson! Amanda Bynes‘ latest cry for help!

Normani struggled under the spotlight while in Fifth Harmony when anonymous racist trolls "posted Photoshopped images of her being lynched; others sent death threats," according to her new Rolling Stone cover story.

For the first time, Normani is sharing her thoughts on her former Fifth Harmony bandmate Camila Cabello's past racist Tumblr posts that resurfaced in December.