Little Mix announce 'Confetti' tour dates for 2021

EMILIA Clarke's Game of Thrones body double has shown off her sensational voice on Little Mix's singing contest. TV double Rosie Mac wowed the crowds with her stunning vocals as she took to the stage to try and impress the girlband on their TV show, The Search.

Little Mix : The Search kicked off on Saturday night to a thumbs up from fans as the girls embarked on their mission to uncover the next big thing.

LITTLE Mix's Jade Thirlwall had The Search fans howling last night as she impersonated Louis Walsh. It only took a matter of minutes for the fun-loving singer to mimic The X Factor favourite on the launch of girls' new BBC programme.

LITTLE Mix's The Search contestant Jordan was left red-faced after confusing Jesy Nelson and Jade Thirlwall. The hopeful was in the middle of a rendition of Lizzo's hit Good as Hell when he made the awkward blunder.

LITTLE Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock broke down in tears over "not being good enough" on The Search. The singer was left emotional following Jordan's amazing performance on the show on Saturday - after he admitted he feared he wasn't good enough.

Chris Hughes is showing love for ex-girlfriend Jesy Nelson's new series called Little Mix The Search.Jesy - who parted ways with Chris back in April after 14 months of dating - has joined her Little Mix band mates Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock to find the next big band.And although Chris and Jesy's split was a sudden one, it seems as though there are no hard feelings from Chris as he took to Instagram to show support for the show.Filming his TV screen that had the show on, he wrote: "Sick show this," alongside the hashtag "#LittleMixTheSearch".Jesy and Chris began dating two months after the Little Mix star split from her ex Harry James in November 2018.After being spotted on a number of dates, the pair soon became

Little Mix fans tuning into the girl band's new BBC talent show Little Mix The Search were loving the second episode on Sunday night.

BBC one, which sees each member act as a mentor to put together a boyband.

Little Mix came together in 2011 after Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock were put together during the eighth series of the popular singing contest X-Factor.

LITTLE Mix's new show left fans hailing them as the new stars of Saturday night telly after last night's first episode of The Search. However, the girl band were also accused of flirting outrageously with a string of blokes as they shuffled into the studio to perform.

Fans of Little Mix: The Search were going wild as they accused the girls of "flirting" with their contestants.

It’s autumn, nights are getting colder, and another lockdown looms. Oh dear.

Little Mix are making more notes than ever since ­splitting from their old X Factor mentor Simon Cowell.

After the success of her first collection with the well known quirky brand Skinnydip London, Jade Thirlwall is back again with a second range, and it’s just as fierce as her first launch. Skinnydip London are known for their bold accessories and creative graphics, and they didn’t disappoint with this new collection with the Little Mix babe.

LITTLE Mix's Jade Thirlwall looks unrecognisable as she dons purple metallic eyeshadow and a matching coat for her 'punk' fashion shoot. The 27-year-old singer transformed into a metallic punk goddess for British designer Christian Cowan's Spring/Summer 2021 collection.

Little Mix's fortune has soared to a whopping £28.5million with new figures revealing how they made £1million last year without releasing an album.

LITTLE Mix have made an eye-watering £28.5million since their time on The X Factor - and earned £1million last year despite not releasing a record. The latest accounts from the girls' firm Eternal Dance report a £938,827 profit for the year ending 31 December 2019.

THEY found fame on The X Factor but this Saturday, Little Mix reignite their feud with old boss Simon Cowell by launching their own rival to his talent shows – and insist it will be kinder to contestants. Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jesy Nelson and Jade Thirlwall, who were crowned X Factor winners in 2011, will judge BBC1 contest Little Mix: The Search themselves and promise it will be a world away from the ITV ratings giant.

Little Mix have shared the lessons they wish former mentor Simon Cowell had helped them with – be kind, don’t get ahead of yourself and don’t be “an arse”.

LITTLE Mix hilariously recreated some of their favourite TV moments as Perrie Edwards became a shrieking Kat Slater. The girls gave their all as they each had a stab at the iconic soap moment that saw Kat tell Zoe Slater that she was her mum and not her sister.

Jesy Nelson has admitted that she and her Little Mix bandmates may have created some serious competition for themselves on their new TV show The Search.