Little Mix fans in tears as Leigh-Anne Pinnock reveals heartbreaking racism and struggle within band in documentary
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thesun.co.ukLITTLE Mix fans were left in tears this evening as Leigh-Anne Pinnock bravely opened up about her experiences with racism in the band.
The 29-year-old was praised as she fought back against the lack of diversity in the industry in her powerful documentary Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop & Power this evening.
In upsetting scenes she recalled the devastating moment she suffered racist abuse at school when another child told her she was “from the jungle” - but said it wasn’t until being in the band that she experienced it again.
Leigh-Anne, who announced she’s pregnant with her and fiance Andre Gray’s first child last week, explained: "The only time I ever experienced racism was one time at primary school. "A boy handed me a note that just said, 'Name:.
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