No, she hasn’t.She's literally spoken about her mixed heritage herself, but okay.
No, she hasn’t.She's literally spoken about her mixed heritage herself, but okay.
You're confusing her with Jade, look it up.She's literally spoken about her mixed heritage herself, but okay.
That’s Jade dddShe is. She's part Egyptian/Yemini.
Just release this cover, please. I'd be beyond happy.
She's said it verbatim several times, including in the Odd One Out documentary and following press.I don't know that I would say this has been SPECIFICALLY articulated after a VT in Week 4 of X-Factor. I think you can read between the lines and interpret her leaving statement in this way, but I would say most statements on the matter, and even the dialogue in the documentary focused more on the general price of fame for any woman specifically rather than the comparison with bandmates. Either way, she doesn't really owe us an explanation, so good for her and good for the fans - more music for everyone is always a win in my book.
Consider me perchedThey're the guys behind Joan of Arc and Motivate, so as expected, it would appear she is going down a more R&B route.
Patrick Patrikios also wrote Touch.They're the guys behind Joan of Arc and Motivate, so as expected, it would appear she is going down a more R&B route.
Ugh her voice is delicious.