Fifth Harmony Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

Camila Cabello isn't placing any blame on the other four members of Fifth Harmony following her exit from the group in 2016. Cabello seemingly addressed the split on the track, «Psychofreak,» off her new album -- which she also performed on, where she served as this week's musical guest.In the song, Cabello sings, «I don't blame the girls for how it went down.»Cabello spoke with  ahead of her April 8 album release where she confirmed that the lyrics were in fact about her former group members — Normani Kordei, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui. In the interview, the «Bam Bam» singer told the publication that the song was «basically about anxiety and all of the different things that have made up my journey with anxiety and starting off really young in the industry.»The group has stayed in touch since the split, with Cabello telling the outlet that she's «in a really good place» with her former bandmates.

Normani has pulled out of her scheduled performance at the BET Awards due to an injury.The former Fifth Harmony member was due to perform at the BET Awards on Sunday night (June 30) in the United States. However, less than an hour before the show went live, the singer took to social media to share that she wouldn’t be able to perform “on doctor’s orders”.In the first of two posts on her Instagram Stories, Normani wrote: “I am more frustrated and disappointed than anyone, believe me.

Normani has spoken out about the pressure to release her delayed debut album.The former Fifth Harmony member has been teasing her debut since 2018, but struggled to produce her highly-anticipated debut album for fans. She even alluded to the long wait time when teasing the album earlier this year in her website address, ‘wheresthedamnalbum.com’.Now, the singer has spoken out on the reasons for its lengthy delay, partially owing to both her parents being diagnosed with cancer.In a new interview withThe Guardian, Normani shared that her mother Andrea was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020, 19 years after remission.

Normani has addressed the rumours of a potential Fifth Harmony reunion – see what she had to say below.Last October, former Fifth Harmony member Ally Brooke teased to E! News that the group were “working on something”. Ever since then, rumours have been circulating online that the group – which included Camila Cabello before her exit in 2016 – were making a comeback after going on an indefinite hiatus in 2018.In a new chat with Billboard, Normani addressed the rumours head on, saying when asked if there was any weight to Brooke’s claims: “I don’t know. Not to my knowledge.

Normani has revealed that she’s “suppressed” some memories from her time with Fifth Harmony – see what the singer had to say below.In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the former Fifth Harmony member spoke about her time with the pop group and how she’s been coping since the five-piece dissolved in 2018.When asked how she’s grown since going solo, Normani replied that she’s “grateful” for everything, even “the moments where I might’ve felt inadequate or less than that. It definitely has a lot to do with why I am the way I am.

Normani‘s long-awaited debut album ‘Dopamine’ finally has a release date – find out more below.Today (April 26), the former Fifth Harmony singer took to social media to announce that her first solo album ‘Dopamine’ is due for release on June 14 via via RCA Records.

Normani has spoken about her long-awaited debut album ‘Dopamine’, saying it will represent everything she has “gone through to get to this moment.”Earlier this week (February 22), the Atlanta singer unveiled the cover art and name of her first-ever solo full-length record. The announcement comes after she teased the record in January, saying it is “literally the best music she’s ever made”. In other posts, she confirmed that the album will be released sometime this year, though she did not reveal a concrete launch date.In a new cover story with Who What Wear, it is said that Normani’s upcoming record will be a subtle shift from the hip-hop and R&B-leaning pop music she has released before.

Normani has announced her debut solo album, ‘DOPAMINE’.The former Fifth Harmony singer took to social media to announce the record, sharing its cover art, in which she can be seen sitting on a rocket. In follow up posts, she confirmed that the album will release sometime this year (2024), though she did not reveal a concrete launch date.A post shared by Normani (@normani)She also shared a snippet of a song from the album in a separate post.

Normani has confirmed that her debut album is coming this year, teasing that it is “literally the best music she’s ever made”.Recently, the Atlanta singer attended this year’s Sundance Film Festival promoting Freaky Tales, in which she made her feature film debut. While walking the red carpet, she spoke to Deadline Hollywood about what else she’s been working on.“Yes, [there will be new music],” she said.

Normani has revealed that her father, Derrick Hamilton, was diagnosed with cancer one year after her mother, Andrea, battled cancer for a second time.The former Fifth Harmony singer made the revelation in a promotional collaboration with, in which she opened up about how music has been a safe haven for her and her family."(When my mom was going through chemo) the thing that really kept her going was getting on FaceTime and being like, 'How are the sessions going?' She's always so eager to hear the new records we've been working on," she said. «And then a year later when my dad ended up being diagnosed, he would say mid-treatment, 'I'm ready for you to take over the world.'»It's unclear if Derrick is still battling cancer.

Ally Brooke is getting candid about her «traumatizing» time in Fifth Harmony. The 27-year-old singer claims she was mentally and verbally abused while in the chart-topping girl group in the premiere episode of her brand-new weekly podcast,, released on Wednesday.

Roughly three years after Fifth Harmony went on an indefinite hiatus, original member Ally Brooke is opening up about her time in the girl group. In the inaugural episode of the 27-year-old singer’s podcast, The Ally Brooke Show, the eponymous host shared details about her time in the sensational pop group. “It was a whirlwind,” Ally shared of the group coming together in 2012 on The X Factor and skyrocketing to stardom.

“Absolutely, one hundred percent,” says Ally Brooke after asked if being a solo artist has brought her some relief and happiness. The former Fifth Harmony member spoke EXCLUSIVELY with HollywoodLife during an episode of TVTalk on Instagram Live about her time in the band, and her book, Finding Your Harmony, released on Oct.

Ally Brooke is opening up about feeling like she was «losing her identity» while reaching worldwide fame as part of Fifth Harmony.ET's Deidre Behar spoke to the 27-year-old singer about her new memoir, y — out now — and she spoke about having to fight for singing parts while in the girl group, which included Camila Cabello, Normani, Lauren Jauregui and Dinah Jane.

Ally Brooke doesn't plan to have sex until marriage. The 27-year-old singer opens up about her virginity in her upcoming memoir,, and in an interview with 's Dax Holt and Adam Glyn on Friday, Brooke said she's gotten a lot of «respect» for her decision. «I put that in my book, and I opened up about that.

When Fifth Harmony rose to prominence on the U.S. version of The X-Factor in 2012, the comparisons between them and Little Mix, who debuted on U.K.’s The X-Factor one year prior, were aplenty.

Lauren Jauregui has apologised after coming under fire from fans for sharing a video claiming the coronavirus crisis was spearheaded by the flu vaccine.

Camila Cabello has issued a heartfelt apology to fans after making the decision to postpone her The Romance Tour amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

Camila Cabello has admitted her relationship with Shawn Mendes can be “exhausting”.

Camila Cabello celebrated her 23rd birthday on Tuesday (03Mar20) by raising awareness about the plight of Syrian refugees.

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

just broke her silence on ’s past racist social media posts, which the “Havana” singer apologized for last year. (The two performed in the pop group Fifth Harmony together from 2012 to 2016.)“I want to be very clear about what I’m going to say on this uncomfortable subject and figured it would be best to write out my thoughts to avoid being misconstrued, as I have been in the past,” she .