Fifth Harmony in talks to reunite with Camila Cabello

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by Nicholas Oatman

So much for what's next.

Fifth Harmony is in talks to reunite, a source exclusively tells Page Six.

Six years after announcing an indefinite hiatus, we've heard that Normani, Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke, and Dinah Jane are keen to reunite, and in 2016, the girl group Camila Cabello, who left the group, also joined in the early conversations.

After past hits such as “All in My Head (Flex)” recently started trending on TikTok, Fifth Harmony has begun to express interest in offering new music to fans, sources said. are sharing.

It is said that the planned reunion will not affect the release of Normani and Cabello's future solo albums, as they will be completely separate projects.

Representatives for Cabello, Normani, Jauregui, Brooke and Jane did not respond to Page Six's requests for comment.

Rumors of a “Fifth Harmony revival” first started swirling on social media last year when Brooke, 30, appeared on “The Zack Sun Show” with his girlfriend, Normani, 27, Jauregui, 27, It comes after Jane, 26, revealed that the trio had received ownership of Fifth Harmony. Once again the group's trademark. (Cabello, 26 at the time, was not included in the partnership.)

Then Brooke Revealed in X It said that while “no formal band reunion has taken place at this time,” “some beautiful friendships and relationships are slowly being reunited in a healing and empowering way.”

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Fifth Harmony then confirmed they still love each other, as Cabello, Jauregui, Brooke and Jane all left supportive comments on Normani's Instagram post, where she announced her long-awaited debut album Dopamine last month. proved that.

The quintet, which has produced hits such as “Work From Home” and “Worth It,” formed on Season 2 of “The X Factor” in 2012.

Two albums and four years later, Normani, Jauregui, Brooke and Jane infamously announced that Cabello had informed them “through her agent” that she was leaving the group.

The quartet released one more album in 2017 and disbanded the following year to pursue solo careers.