Girl Group Surprises Fans With Reunion After 7 Years
Fifth Harmony is back!

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Iconic girl group Fifth Harmony made a surprise reunion, appearing onstage at a Jonas Brothers concert, stunning the audience with their first performance in seven years. Four out of the original five members—Ally Brooke, Normani, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui—emerged from behind a cloud of smoke during the brothers’ sold-out show in Dallas, Texas, and picked up exactly where they left off. They delighted the crowd with a rendition of their chart-topping track, “Worth It,” before transitioning seamlessly into megahit, “Work from Home,” while showcasing their flawlessly choreographed dance routines. Nick, Kevin, and Joe Jonas then returned to the stage and hugged the girls, who debuted a new logo and exited the stage to rapturous applause before the regularly scheduled show went on. “The impossible is possible. Full of gratitude today,” Jane posted on Instagram, followed swiftly by a post from the group’s recently-reactivated X account, which simply read, “#FifthHarmonyFollowSpree.” The group, first formed in 2012 on the second season of X Factor USA, has not performed since calling it quits in 2018. Former member Camila Cabello, who departed the group in 2016 to launch a solo career, was not present for the reunion, but has maintained warm relations with her fellow bandmates over the years.
@tomasmier Fifth Harmony sings Work From Home while reuniting at the Jonas Brothers’ concert in Dallas 😭😭😭 history fr #fifthharmony #harmonizer #workfromhome #laurenjauregui #normani @Fifth Harmony
♬ Work from Home (feat. Ty Dolla $ign) - Fifth Harmony
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