जीवन
VIP Memeber
- Posts
- 282
- Posts Power
- 282.0%
- Liked
- 1
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2023
Leigh-Anne Pinnock thinks Little Mix will reunite in five years.
The 'Black Magic' hitmakers only went on hiatus last year after their 'Confetti Tour' came to an end, but the 32-year-old star is already anticipating getting back together with bandmates Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall.
Speaking on the 'Happy Place' podcast, she teased: "We will definitely do a reunion. How can we not?
"Let's enjoy this time now but in five years' time we'll get back together, make a load of money."
The decision to split for now came in the wake of Leigh-Anne and her husband, footballer Andre Gray, welcoming twins into the world in August 2021, and Perrie and her soccer player fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain having son Axel that same month.
Leigh-Anne previously admitted she can't imagine how the dynamics of touring and promoting songs as a group would work with two members being mothers.
Speaking on The Face podcast, she said: "I think, as I say, 11 years in a group, there’s gotta come a time where you spread your own wings and sort of just stand on your own two feet.
"I think we all came to that sort of mutual decision and I think we’re just ready to see what the world has to offer for us just solo and individually.
"Also, me and Perrie having children, I genuinely I don’t know how it would work in that group dynamic with kids now. I just don’t understand how."
Although Little Mix are no more at the moment, Leigh-Anne insisted that they will always be as "close" as "family" and will always support each other in their lives and solo projects.
She added: ""We’re so close, we’re literally like family and you can’t choose your family. They are just always going to be my sisters. Yeah, it’s weird and it’s hard, but yeah, it’s definitely the right thing to do."
The 'Black Magic' hitmakers only went on hiatus last year after their 'Confetti Tour' came to an end, but the 32-year-old star is already anticipating getting back together with bandmates Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall.
Speaking on the 'Happy Place' podcast, she teased: "We will definitely do a reunion. How can we not?
"Let's enjoy this time now but in five years' time we'll get back together, make a load of money."
The decision to split for now came in the wake of Leigh-Anne and her husband, footballer Andre Gray, welcoming twins into the world in August 2021, and Perrie and her soccer player fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain having son Axel that same month.
Leigh-Anne previously admitted she can't imagine how the dynamics of touring and promoting songs as a group would work with two members being mothers.
Speaking on The Face podcast, she said: "I think, as I say, 11 years in a group, there’s gotta come a time where you spread your own wings and sort of just stand on your own two feet.
"I think we all came to that sort of mutual decision and I think we’re just ready to see what the world has to offer for us just solo and individually.
"Also, me and Perrie having children, I genuinely I don’t know how it would work in that group dynamic with kids now. I just don’t understand how."
Although Little Mix are no more at the moment, Leigh-Anne insisted that they will always be as "close" as "family" and will always support each other in their lives and solo projects.
She added: ""We’re so close, we’re literally like family and you can’t choose your family. They are just always going to be my sisters. Yeah, it’s weird and it’s hard, but yeah, it’s definitely the right thing to do."