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Little Mix members might go solo soon

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Members of the British girl band Little Mix are reportedly planning to pursue solo careers while one of the members, Jesy Nelson, is taking time off.
Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock have each been involved in secret plans to launch solo careers next year at the end of their existing deal, said a report. They have been quietly meeting with new managers, agents and industry bosses. Jesy is also in talks over plans for her own solo career, which will resume as soon as she feels better.
This comes after the band’s management announced Jesy’s break on Tuesday.
In a statement, the group’s publicist said: “Jesy is having extended time off from Little Mix for private medical reasons.”
Jesy had pulled out of the final of their TV show “The Search”, as well as their hosting duties at the recent MTV European Music Awards. Perrie and Jade are looking at solo music projects while Leigh-Anne is thought to be discussing TV ideas. “The girls have been open and honest with each other, and with their current management team. They have started discussions with some prospective managers and agents about what their solo careers might look like,” said a source.
“Some of the girls might end up taking on solo projects with their current management team too. But this isn’t about ending the band, it’s about looking to the future,” added the source. (IANS)

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