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Fifth Harmony has sparked fresh reunion rumours after the band’s official X account made a cryptic post, marking its first activity in seven years. The girl group, which went on an indefinite hiatus in 2018, has remained largely inactive online since then, leaving fans desperate for any sign of a comeback.
The band, originally composed of Ally Brooke, Normani, Lauren Jauregui, Dinah Jane, and Camila Cabello, has continued as a four-piece following Cabello’s departure in 2016. Despite their members pursuing solo careers, fans have long held out hope for a reunion, especially given the resurgence of 2000s and 2010s pop nostalgia across social media and live music events.
The last time Fifth Harmony’s official account posted was in July 2018, when they wished Ally Brooke a happy birthday. Yesterday, however, fans were left both excited and puzzled when the account suddenly tweeted only:
“#FifthHarmonyFollowSpree”
The post contained no further explanation, leaving fans speculating about its meaning. Many took to social media to voice their excitement, confusion, and cautious optimism. One fan tweeted, “Are they hacked again or is this fr?” while another asked, “WAITTTT ARE Y’ALL REUNITING LIKE FR? IT WASN’T JUST A RUMOR?”
Billboard and other outlets have reported on the post, noting the frenzy it has caused among Fifth Harmony’s loyal fanbase. While there is no official confirmation of a reunion tour or new music, the activity from the account, combined with the timing of a follow spree, has fuelled rampant speculation that the band may be gearing up for something special.
For fans, the possibility of a Fifth Harmony reunion evokes memories of the group’s biggest hits, including Worth It, Work from Home, and BO$$. Known for their tight harmonies, choreographed performances, and empowering lyrics, the band made a huge impact on the pop music scene during their years together. Even after the hiatus, their music continues to be celebrated and streamed heavily worldwide.
(L-R) Ally Brooke Hernandez, Normani Hamilton, Dinah Jane Hansen, Lauren Jauregui and Camila Cabello perform on NBC's "Today" show on January 7, 2009 in New York City – Credit: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP/Shutterstock
Music experts suggest that the timing could be strategic. With nostalgia tours and reunions dominating the live music scene, a Fifth Harmony comeback could draw both old fans and a new generation, capitalising on the growing trend of 2010s pop revival. Some fans have even speculated about collaborations between the members’ solo careers and the band’s potential return, imagining electrifying performances at major award shows or summer festivals.
For now, the news is still speculative, but the excitement is undeniable. Whether it’s a simple social media tease, a strategic build-up for a comeback, or merely fan engagement, Fifth Harmony has reminded the world that their legacy still resonates, and fans are ready to follow wherever they go.
