Camila Cabello, who quit the band in 2016 and is now on tour in Australia, wasn't at the meeting. Fifth Harmony surprised everyone b...
Camila Cabello, who quit the band in 2016 and is now on tour in Australia, wasn't at the meeting.
Fifth Harmony surprised everyone by showing up at the Jonas Brothers' North American tour stop in Dallas, Texas, on Sunday night. It was the girl group's first performance together since they broke up seven years ago.
Normani, Ally Brooke, Lauren Jauregui, and Dinah Jane went on stage and sang their hit song "Worth It." Camila Cabello, who quit the band in 2016 and is now on tour in Australia, wasn't at the meeting.
A few days before their show, the band's social media account shared with the hashtag #FifthHarmonyFollowSpree for the first time since 2018. This got fans excited. A lot of people, both casual fans and the group's devoted followers called "Harmonizers," talked about the show on the internet. They were both shocked and excited.
But some fans thought the return wasn't enough and wanted Cabello to be in the group.
Fifth Harmony was formed on the television show "The X Factor" in 2012. The band members had first tried out as solo acts, but then they joined together and ended up coming in third. After that, they put out three successful albums and five platinum-certified songs. "Work From Home," their biggest hit, got to No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. In the end, the other members of the group did what Cabello did and went their separate ways.