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Girl group royalty! Like a certain 2010s boy band, Fifth Harmony was formed on a reality competition series — and like that group, they’ve stayed busy in the years after their hiatus.

Fifth Harmony’s former members were thrilled to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the day the popular girl group was officially formed, with Lauren Jauregui, Normani, Dinah Jane, Camila Cabello and Ally Brooke sharing some sweet words with the fans, remembering their time together, before pursuing their solo careers.And while fans were excited to see the interaction between the singers, they also noticed that Camila Cabello, who is promoting her new collaboration with Stromae, which might just be the song of the summer, did not join the celebration, however she posted a sweet message one day after the annyversary. “Crazy to think when this picture was taken we barely knew each other and the journey we were about to go on would change our lives forever,” Camila wrote adding a photo from the first time they got together.

Normani is facing intense fan backlash after starring in controversial R&B star Chris Brown's latest music video for his song WE (Warm Embrace).The Fifth Harmony alum, 26, shared a brief clip with her Instagram followers on Tuesday, which shows her and the 33-year-old hitmaker dancing sensually.In the full-length video, which also debuted Tuesday, Normani and Chris share a passionate underwater kiss while swimming fully clothed in a pool.Being that Chris has faced abuse allegations in the past, fans were quick to criticize Normani for seemingly voicing her support for the star by lending her image tohis new project.DailyMail.com has reached out to Normani's representatives for comment. Backlash:Normani is facing intense fan backlash after starring in controversial R&B star Chris Brown's latest music video for his song WE (Warm Embrace); Normani pictured in 2021She described working on the video as 'surreal' and even thanked the Look At Me Now singer for'trusting me' in the caption of her Instagram post.'One for the f***ing books.WARM EMBRACE OUT NOW,' Normani concluded.

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.

Camila Cabello’s career has reached new heights following her separation from Fifth Harmony. At the time of the break, fans were heartbroken over Cabello’s abrupt decision to leave, something that she’s discussed over the years.

Camila Cabello had a big night ahead of her on Saturday and she prepared for it with a quick stop at the coffee shop. The 25-year-old pop princess was spotted on a coffee run on April 9 before she took over the Studio 8H stage for her musical guest appearance on Saturday Night Live. The “Bam Bam” singer looked too cute in her tiny shorts and denim varsity jacket as she scurried from the beverage bar into her car waiting on the street.

Camila Cabello is confirming what fans are thinking – the lyrics to her new song “Psychofreak” from her new album, Familia, is about Fifth Harmony.

Is Camila Cabello finally making amends with the other Fifth Harmony members??

Camila Cabello’s new album Familia dropped today and the singer isn’t shying away from tackling personal topics, such as her breakup with Shawn Mendes, her struggle with mental health, and her departure from Fifth Harmony.

Looking back. Camila Cabello opened up about leaving Fifth Harmony on her upcoming album, Familia.

Camila Cabello is ready for the world to check out her new music and her new look on life. The pop star, who is promoting her upcoming third studio album called Familia, opened up about overcoming a difficult time while she sat down to record it. “I was just like in a really kind of sh**ty place, like mental health wise,” she said in a recent interview with Reuters. “Obviously, I want to make good songs, but to me, it’s just like, I just want to have a good time today in the studio and feel safe and feel relaxed and feel like I’m being true to myself.”

Former Fifth Harmony member Lauren Jauregui discussed 'healing' from the 'abusive' dynamics that surrounded the all-girl group while on the Zach Sang Show on Sunday.The 25-year-old singer alleged that people close to the band— which also comprised of Ally Brooke, Camila Cabello, Normani Kordei, and Dinah Jane —took advantage of the women.Jauregui claimed there was no one to help teach the girls communication and that there was a lack of mental health resources.'[We were] expected to be an adult at adolescence, with zero knowledge of this industry,' she said. 'So many adults taking advantage of that naïveté.

Pop sensations Shawn Mendes and Camilla Cabello have called it quits on their romance after two years together.

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.

As hard as it is for her to admit, Ally Brooke f**king hated being in Fifth Harmony. And after hearing her dish about the “toxicity” that plagued her environment while being involved in one of the world’s largest girl groups, it’s not hard to understand why.

Ally Brooke was with Fifth Harmony from 2012 until 2018 as she belted out hit songs like Work From Home with her band mates Camila Cabello,Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui.But on Wednesday the Texas native, 27, shared during the debut of her podcast The Ally Brooke Show, which can be found on her YouTube page, that she did not 'enjoy' her time with the all-girl group.The blonde beauty stated that she had to endure 'mental and verbal abuse' when with the band: 'There was so much toxicity!' How she sees it:Ally Brooke shared during the debut of her podcast The Ally Brooke Show, which can be found on her YouTube page, that she did not 'enjoy' her time with the all-girl group Fifth Harmony The band: She was with Fifth Harmony from

Ally Brooke got candid about her time in Fifth Harmony on the debut episode of her podcast “The Ally Brooke Show”.

“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. 13. Though Ally, 27, found worldwide fame and success in 5H – alongside Normani, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, and Camila Cabello – she tells HL that being on her own has allowed her to “kind of have my power back take it all back. Get my light back. Get my voice back.”

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. Brooke says it was producers, writers and higher-ups at the band's label that made the decisions.«You know, it was really hard being in that position,» she reflects.

Ally Brooke isn’t holding back!

Happy 7/27, Harmonizers! On Monday (July 27), several members of Fifth Harmony took to social media to mark the eighth anniversary of the latent girl group's formation.