Jade Thirlwall

English singer (born 1992)

Jade Thirlwall

Thirlwall in 2020

Background information
Birth name| Jade Amelia Thirlwall
Born|  (1992-12-26) 26 December 1992 (age 32)
South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England
Genres|

* Pop
* R&B

Occupation| Singer
Works|

* Solo
* Little Mix

Years active| 2008–present
Labels|

* RCA
* Sony Music

Member of| Little Mix
Website| jadeofficial.com

Musical artist

Jade Amelia Thirlwall (born 26 December 1992) is an English singer. Her music career began at the age of 15, when she auditioned for The X Factor UK on three occasions before rising to prominence as a member of the girl group Little Mix. Formed during the show's eighth series, Little Mix became the first group to win the competition, and together went on to release six studio albums and amassed nineteen UK top-ten singles, five of which reached number one.[citation needed] Before going on hiatus in 2022, they became the first girl group to win the Brit Award for British Group.[citation needed]

In 2022, Thirlwall signed a solo record deal with RCA Records and released her debut single, "Angel of My Dreams" in 2024, to acclaim from music critics—many of whom called it one of the best singles of the year.[citation needed] "Angel of My Dreams", reached number seven on the UK Singles Chart and was nominated for Song of the Year at the 2025 Brit Awards. Her debut solo studio album That's Showbiz Baby is set for release on 12 September 2025.

In addition to her solo work, Thirlwall has co-written songs for various artists through her publishing deal with Sony/ATV Music. Known for her political and social activism, she is an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and an ambassador for Stonewall. Her involvement with charity work earned her the Gay Times Honour for Allyship in 2021 and 2025. She won Best Pop Act at the 2025 Brit Awards and received the Trailblazer Award at the Rolling Stone UK 2024 awards.

## Early life

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Jade Amelia Thirlwall was born on 26 December 1992 in South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England, to parents Norma Badwi and James Thirlwall. She has an older brother.[1] She has Egyptian and Yemeni descent from her mother's side and English descent from her father's.[2] She identifies herself as mixed-race,[3] and has been learning to connect more with her Arab-Egyptian-Yemeni heritage and its language in hopes of travelling more to the Middle East.[2]

As a child, Thirlwall attended an Islamic school to learn how to read and write in Arabic and attended church.[2][3] During her teenage years, she studied pop vocals and cosmetic makeup and completed three A-levels at South Tyneside College.[4] In 1943, Thirlwall's grandfather Mohammed Ahmed Saleh Badwi, a devoted Muslim, emigrated from Yemen ending up in South Shields, and worked as a fireman in the merchant navy, and as a labourer at the docks. He met his wife Amelia in South Shields. Thirlwall's great-grandfather was from Egypt.[2][5]

## Music career

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### 2008–2022: Career beginnings and Little Mix

[edit]

See also: Little Mix

Thirwall performing as part of Little Mix in 2017

In 2008, at the age of 15, Thirlwall auditioned for The X Factor (UK), singing "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" by Whitney Houston,[6] but was eliminated at the boot- camp stage.[7] She returned for a second time in 2010, but was unsuccessful.[8] In 2011, at age 18, Thirlwall returned for the show's eighth series and auditioned with "I Want to Hold Your Hand" by the Beatles, and advanced to bootcamp stage.[9] After failing the first challenge she was placed into a group named "Orion" with Leigh-Anne Pinnock. Perrie Edwards and Jesy Nelson were both in another group called "Faux Pas", and eliminated from the contest. Later, she and the other girls were called back by the judges and were placed into a supergroup originally known as Rhythmix. Without a performance, they automatically progressed to the judges' houses and reached the live shows where they were mentored by Tulisa Contostavlos.[10]

On 28 October 2011, it was announced that the group had to change their name to Little Mix, because of legal issues.[11][12][13] On 11 December 2011, Little Mix was announced as the first group to win the series and subsequently became the first girl group to make it past week seven of the live shows, the first to reach The X Factor final and the only girl band to win the show after it was discontinued.[14][15][16]

Thirlwall shares songwriting credits for more than 50 songs, across Little Mix's six studio albums. She has co-written two UK number one singles with "Wings" in 2012 and "Shout Out to My Ex" in 2016. In 2019, she was recognised as an official songwriter after signing with Sony/ATV.[17] Since Little Mix's debut they have been cited for helping the girl band renaissance in the UK and for re-defining girl groups.[18] In December 2021, the group announced they would be going on a hiatus, after The Confetti Tour in 2022 to allow its members to pursue solo projects.[19]

### 2022–present: Solo endeavours and That's Showbiz Baby

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In March 2022, Thirlwall appeared as a guest judge on the first series of RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs. the World, and made a cameo appearance in the British musical television drama series Mood.[20][21] The same month, she signed a solo recording contract with RCA Records in the UK and USA, and with Full Stop Management.[22][23] She co-wrote a track for Nayeon's 2022 debut album, Im Nayeon, marking the second time she had worked with her having previously contributed to Twice's album Taste of Love in 2021.[24]

Thirlwall's debut solo single titled "Angel of My Dreams" was released on 19 July 2024.[25][26] The song peaked at number seven on the UK Singles Chart.[27] In September 2024, she released the promotional single titled "Midnight Cowboy",[28][29] followed by her second official single, "Fantasy", on 18 October 2024.[30] She performed "Angel of My Dreams" for the first time, along with "Fantasy", on Later... with Jools Holland on 19 October 2024.[1] At the UK Music Video Awards 2024, she received five nominations for "Angel of My Dreams", winning Best Editing.[31] On 25 October, she performed "Fantasy" and a cover of Chase & Status and Stormzy's "Backbone" on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge.[32][33] In November 2024, she won the Trailblazer Award at the Rolling Stone UK Awards.[34][35] Thirlwall performed "Fantasy" and a medley of Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff" and Eddie Floyd's "Knock on Wood" on Jools' Annual Hootenanny on 31 December 2024.[36]

On 10 January 2025, she released the promotional single, "It Girl".[37][38] At the 2025 Brit Awards, she won Best Pop Act and was nominated for Song of the Year for "Angel of My Dreams",[39] which she performed during the ceremony.[40] On 7 March 2025, she released an Apple Music exclusive cover of Madonna's song "Frozen",[41] followed by her third single, "FUFN (Fuck You For Now)", on 14 March.[42] Thirlwall was also featured on the remix version of Le Sserafim 2025 single "Hot" released on 14 April.[43] "Plastic Box" was released on 20 June 2025.[44] Thirlwall's debut album, That's Showbiz Baby, will be released on 12 September 2025.[45] At the 2025 British LGBT Awards, Jade won the ‘Celebrity Ally’ award.[46] On June 28, she performed at Glastonbury Festival and premiered her new song with Confidence Man.[47] On 8 July, Thirlwall was included on the deluxe reissue of Kesha's Period (2025), as a feature on a remix of "Boy Crazy".[48]

## Artistry

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Thirlwall's sound has been described as a combination of pop and R&B with influences from other genres including tropical house, Latin pop, and Electronic music.[49][50][51][52][53] She grew up listening to Motown music, with her grandfather playing Arabic music to her as a child.[2] She cites Diana Ross as a music influence and has also expressed her love for Drag Culture, Drag Queens and is fan of RuPaul.[54][55][56][57] In 2020, for an interview for Attitude magazine she added:

> "Doing a lot of performing arts growing up and stuff, I've always been surrounded by a lot of LGBTQ+ friends that have been in theatre school with me or at school. When we used to go on holiday Benidorm, one of the favourite things was when me mam used to the drag shows. Me mam's always been into the glitz and the glamour [of drag] and her idol and my idols are Diana Ross, and all the big divas. And I think for me growing up, whenever I saw drag shows as a little girl, I associated drag queens with the big divas. It's something that we've always loved".[58]

## Personal life

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Since 2020, Thirlwall has been in a relationship with English singer Jordan Stephens, from the hip hop duo Rizzle Kicks. The pair started dating in 2020 and were spotted together for the first time at a Black Trans Lives Matter rally in central London in July of that year.[59][60]

Thirlwall has multiple tattoos. On her spine, she has an Arabic tattoo that reads "Anyone can achieve their dreams if they've got the courage" as a tribute to her Egyptian and Yemeni ancestry, as well as a tattoo on her ribcage that means "queen" in Arabic. She also has tattoos on her feet, and in 2019 revealed a henna-style design on her right foot. She got a tattoo on her leg in 2021 to commemorate the day Little Mix were formed, in celebration of the group's tenth anniversary.[61]

Thirlwall is open about her struggles with body image, racism, bullying, and eating disorder, which she first developed at that age of 13. As a child and teenager she experienced prejudice and racism for her mixed ethnicity, recalling in an interview for Vogue Arabia:

> "At school, I didn't fit into any group, and started to experience prejudice and racism. I was one of the very few people of colour in the school, so from the off I felt like an outcast. I used to get called the P-word, which I didn't understand as I'm not Pakistani. I was also called half-caste. During one incident someone pinned me down in the toilets and put a bindi spot on my forehead. There was a complete lack of education and understanding of different races and faiths. It affected my mental health. I became very depressed and it triggered the eating disorder I had throughout school."[62]

Thirlwall began recovery and left the hospital weeks before she auditioned for The X Factor in 2011.[63] In 2020, she was featured in a documentary titled Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop & Power, and spoke about the time that she wanted cosmetic surgery after discovering her images were heavily edited to make her look as "white as possible" during her earlier days in Little Mix.[64]

In 2022, Thirlwall appeared on Heat's "UK and Ireland 30 under 30" rich list for the first time with an estimated net worth of £17.5 million placing her at number 15.[65] The following year, she climbed to 11th position with £19.8 million.[66]

## Endorsements and fashion

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Thirlwall is a patron for Cancer Connections and an ambassador for Stonewall.[67][68] In November 2019, Thirlwall opened her own cocktail bar, called Arbeia, in South Shields.[69] In June 2020, she collaborated with Skinnydip London, a British clothing brand, with the money from her collection being donated to help struggling families in South Shields. In the same year she launched a second collaboration with them.[70] In August 2020, she was announced as the Honorary President for South Shields F.C. and became a shareholder for the club in the same year.[71][72]

In September 2020, she was photographed alongside Heidi Klum, Lil Nas X and Helen Christensen by fashion campaign Christian Cowan for his Spring/Summer 2021 collection.[73] On 10 September 2021, Thirlwall was announced as the new face ambassador of the Italian sportswear brand, Ellesse "Autumn/Winter" collection.[74][75] On 11 October 2021, she released her own eyeshadow palette in collaboration with Beauty Bay.[76][77] On 12 February 2025, Italian fashion house Fendi launched an advertising campaign featuring Thirlwall.[78]

## Activism

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She is noted for her political reviews and social activism, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and Black Lives Matter and against transgender conversion therapy in the UK. In May 2014, she donated a haul of clothes, with all of the proceedings going to the homeless.[79] In 2017, Thirlwall donated another collection of her clothes to help raise money for Cancer Connections. In the same year she helped raised money for Stonewall at her drag-themed 25th birthday party.[80] In May 2018, she also spoke at the Stonewall Youth Awards about what it meant to be an ally and encouraged more artists to do the same.[81] In 2018, she became an LGBTQ+ rights ambassador for LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall,[82] and in 2018, attended Manchester Pride with them.[83]

In 2019, Thirlwall and Michelle Visage raised £10,000 for the Mermaids UK, and in the same year she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for Comic Relief's Red Nose Day with Leigh-Anne Pinnock, and other British celebrities.[84] In December 2019, she spent her birthday raising money for cancer charities which has become a yearly tradition for her.[85] In 2020, she attended a march with Stonewall during Manchester Pride and took to social media to call out someone who questioned the importance of pride month.[86]

In June 2020, Thirlwall attended a Black Lives Matter protest in the UK following the death of African-American man George Floyd, and attended the Black Trans Lives Matter march in London.[87][88] In July 2020, she called out L'Oréal for not supporting the black trans community after their treatment towards model Munroe Bergdorf.[89]

In January 2021, Thirlwall won one of The Great Stand Up to Cancer Bake Off specials in the fourth series.[90][91] In March 2021 she partnered up with UNICEF to learn about the war in Yemen.[92] In July 2021, she signed an open letter to the UK Equalities minister Liz Truss calling for a ban on all forms of LGBT+ conversion therapy.[93] In May 2022, Thirlwall contributed to Sink the Pink's book titled Sink the Pink's Manifesto for Misfits, writing about her experiences with bullying, anorexia and her identity issues because of her mixed race.[94] She also teamed up with a designer to create a limited edition community shirt for a North East football club, with all donations going to charity Cancer Connections.[95] Thirlwall attended the Not Safe To Be Me protest at Downing Street advocating for the ban on transgender conversion therapy in the UK, following the government's reversal on the issue.[96]

In June 2025, Jade criticised J. K. Rowling during her performance at Mighty Hoopla for her comments towards the transgender community.[97]

## Discography

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For Jade's full discography as a member of Little Mix, see Little Mix discography.

### Studio album

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Title  | Details

|

That's Showbiz Baby |

* Release date: 12 September 2025
* Label: RCA
* Formats: Cassette, CD, digital download, LP, streaming

### Singles

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List of singles as lead artist, showing year released, chart positions, and certifications  Title  | Year  | Peak chart positions  | Certifications | Album

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|
|
|

[27] | EST
Air.
[98] | IRE
[99] | NZ
Hot
[100] | WW
Excl. US
[101]
"Angel of My Dreams"  | 2024  | 7 | 81 | 18 | 4 | 175  |

* BPI: Gold[102]

| That's Showbiz Baby
"Fantasy"  | 52 | — | — | — | —  |
"FUFN (Fuck You for Now)"  | 2025  | 25 | 51 | 84 | 28 | —  |
"Plastic Box"  | 44 | 57 | — | — | —  |
"Gossip"
(with Confidence Man) | —[a] | — | — | — | —  |  | Non-album single
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart in that territory.

### Promotional singles

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List of promotional singles, showing year released, with selected chart positions and album name  Title  | Year  | Peak chart positions  | Album

|
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[27] | NZ
Hot
[100]
"Midnight Cowboy"  | 2024  | 93 | —  | That's Showbiz Baby
"It Girl"  | 2025  | 44 | 13
"Frozen"  | —[b] | —  | Non-album single
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart in that territory.

### Guest appearances

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List of guest appearances, with year released, other artist(s), and album name shown  Title  | Year  | Other artist(s)  | Album

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"Hot" (English version)  | 2025  | Le Sserafim | Non-album song
"Boy Crazy"  | Kesha | . (...)

### Songwriting credits

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List of songwriting credits, with year released and album name  Year  | Artist  | Album  | Song  | Notes

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2012  | Little Mix  | DNA | "Wings"  | Co-writer
"DNA"
"Change Your Life"
"How Ya Doin'?"
2013  | Salute | "Move"
"Little Me"
"Salute"
2015  | Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea | Non-album single  | "Pretty Girls"
2016  | Little Mix  | Glory Days | "Shout Out to My Ex"
2018  | LM5 | "Joan of Arc"
"Wasabi"
2020  | Confetti | "Break Up Song"
"Holiday"
Nathan Dawe and Little Mix  | "No Time for Tears"
2021  | Galantis, David Guetta and Little Mix  | Between Us | "Heartbreak Anthem"
Twice | Taste of Love | "First Time"
Little Mix  | Between Us | "No"
"Love (Sweet Love)"
Billy Porter | Black Mona Lisa | "Children"
2022  | Nayeon | Im Nayeon | "Candyfloss"
2024  | Herself  | That's Showbiz Baby | "Angel of My Dreams"
"Midnight Cowboy"
"Fantasy"
2025  | "It Girl"
"FUFN (Fuck You for Now)"
"Plastic Box"
Kesha and herself  | . (...) | "Boy Crazy"
Confidence Man and herself  | Non-album single  | "Gossip"

## Filmography and videography

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### Music videos

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Main artist music videos  Title  | Director(s)  | Originating album  | Year  | Ref.

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"Angel of My Dreams"  | Aube Perrie  | That's Showbiz Baby! | 2024  | [105]
"Midnight Cowboy"[c] | Fa & Fon  | [106]
"Fantasy"  | David LaChapelle | [107]
"It Girl"[c] | Fa & Fon  | 2025  | [108][109]
"FUFN (Fuck You for Now)"  | Lucrecia  | [110]
"Plastic Box"  | India Harris  | [111]
"Gossip" (with Confidence Man) | Non-album single  | [112]
Guest appearance music videos  Title  | Other performer(s)  | Director(s)  | Year  | Ref.

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"Mirror Mirror"  | Kamille | RebekahBCreative  | 2021  | [113]
"Big Bad Mood"  | Jordan Stephens featuring Miraa May  | Charlie Coombes  | 2022  | [114]
"Starburster"  | Fontaines D.C. | Aube Perrie  | 2024  | [115]

### Television roles

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Television roles  Year  | Title  | Role  | Notes  | Ref.

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2007  | Skin | Sofie  | Short film  | [116]
2022  | Mood | Herself  | Episode: "Get That Schmoneyyy"  | [117]

## Accolades

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In 2024, Thirlwall's song "Angel of My Dreams" made her the only Little Mix member to have a solo single spend two weeks inside of the top ten of the UK singles chart to date.[7] In 2025, she became the first former girl band member to win a solo Brit Award.[118]

Year  | Award ceremony  | Category  | Nominee(s)/work(s)  | Result  | Ref.

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2017  | BBC Radio 1 Teen Awards | Most Entertaining Celebrity  | Herself  | Nominated  | [119]
2020  | PLT Awards | LGBTQ Influencer of the Year  | Nominated  | [120][121]
Ethnicity Awards | Equality Award  | Won  | [122]
Inspirational Personality  | Nominated  | [123]
2021  | Broadcast Digital Awards | Best Short-Form Format  | Served! with Jade Thirlwall | Nominated  | [124]
Gay Times Honours | Allyship  | Herself  | Won  | [125]
2022  | British LGBT Awards | Celebrity Ally  | Nominated  | [126]
2024  | Popjustice £20 Music Prize | Best British Pop Single  | "Angel of My Dreams"  | Nominated  | [127]
UK Music Video Awards | Best Pop Video  | Nominated  | [128]
Best Live Video  | Nominated
Best Performance in a Video  | Nominated
Best Styling  | Nominated
Best Editing in a Video  | Won
Rolling Stone UK Awards | The Song of the Year Award  | Nominated  | [129]
Trailblazer Award  | Herself  | Won  | [130]
BreakTudo Awards | Anthem of the Year  | "Angel of My Dreams"  | Nominated  | [131]
2025  | Brit Awards | Song of the Year | Nominated  | [39]
Best Pop Act | Herself  | Won
Music Week Awards | PR Campaign  | Nominated  | [132]
Ivor Novello Awards | Best Contemporary Song  | "Angel of My Dreams"  | Nominated  | [133]
British LGBT Awards  | Celebrity Ally  | Herself  | Won  | [134]

### Listicles

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Name of publisher, year listed, name of listicle, and placement  Publisher  | Year  | Listicle  | Placement  | Ref.

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The Guardian | 2019  | Best Girl Group Members  | 11th  | [135]
Heat | 2022  | UK and Ireland 30 Under 30 Rich List  | 15th  | [65]
2023  | 11th  | [66]

## Tours

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See also: Little Mix § Concert tours

### Headlining

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* That's Showbiz Baby! The Tour (2025)[136]

## Notes

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1. ^ "Gossip" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peaked at number 35 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[103]
2. ^ "Frozen" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peaked at number 5 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[104]
3. ^ a b Labelled as a "visualiser" on YouTube

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Studio albums|

* That's Showbiz Baby

Singles|

* "Angel of My Dreams"
* "Fantasy"
* "FUFN (Fuck You for Now)"
* "Plastic Box"
* "Gossip"

Featured singles|

* "Hot" (English version)

Promotional singles|

* "Midnight Cowboy"
* "It Girl"

Related articles|

* Little Mix

* Commons

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Little Mix

* Perrie Edwards
* Leigh-Anne Pinnock
* Jade Thirlwall

* Jesy Nelson

Studio albums|

* DNA
* Salute
* Get Weird
* Glory Days
* LM5
* Confetti

Compilation albums|

* Between Us

Singles|

* "Cannonball"
* "Wings"
* "DNA"
* "Change Your Life"
* "How Ya Doin'?"
* "Move"
* "Little Me"
* "Word Up!"
* "Salute"
* "Black Magic"
* "Love Me Like You"
* "Secret Love Song"
* "Hair"
* "Shout Out to My Ex"
* "Touch"
* "No More Sad Songs"
* "Power"
* "Reggaetón Lento" (remix)
* "Only You"
* "Woman Like Me"
* "Think About Us"
* "Bounce Back"
* "One I've Been Missing"
* "Break Up Song"
* "Holiday"
* "Sweet Melody"
* "No Time for Tears"
* "Confetti"
* "Heartbreak Anthem"
* "Kiss My (Uh-Oh)"
* "Love (Sweet Love)"
* "No"

Other songs|

* "Wishing on a Star"
* "Joan of Arc"
* "Strip"
* "Wasabi"

Concert tours|

* Salute Tour
* The Get Weird Tour
* The Glory Days Tour
* Summer Hits Tour
* LM5: The Tour
* The Confetti Tour

Filmography|

* Little Mix The Search
* LM5: The Tour Film
* Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop & Power

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* Discography
* Awards and nominations
* Songs
* Little Mix: The Last Show (For Now...)

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* Commons

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Brit Award for British Pop Act

* Five (2000)
* Westlife (2001)
* Westlife (2002)
* Blue (2003)
* Busted (2004)
* McFly (2005)
* James Blunt (2006)
* Dua Lipa (2022)
* Harry Styles (2023)
* Dua Lipa (2024)
* JADE (2025)

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