Fifth Harmony: what will they do now?

Lauren Jauregui, Normani Kordei, Ally Brooke and Dinah Jane Hansen are now free to fly on their own, after announcing their separation on social networks. But what do Fifth Harmony singers predict?

One thing is certain, there is no concern for these talented artists who dream of a career like Camila Cabello.Normani Kordei, for example, has signed a solo contract with S10 Entertainment & Media, a label and a reputed management company , last October. And she did well! The singer is currently carting with Khalid on the hit "Love Lies".

The 5th will return to the stage together

Ally Brooke has already started her solo career with "Top DJ" DJ Topic. As for Dinah Jane, the singer made the buzz last December by working with her idol Leona Lewis on the Christmas single: "Christmas Medley". Finally, Lauren Jaureguis was already away from Fifth Harmony for a song with Ty Dolla $ ign. The duo called "In Your Phone" had hit hard, last October!

"We have a lot of respect for each other, so it's cool," Lauren told The Times. "We want everyone to be happy and comfortable. We do not want one of us to be attacked by the world around, which does not happen at all. "Even if each Fifth Harmony plans to explode solo, the singers plan to defend their last album on tour this year as originally planned.

 
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