Justice for Fifth Harmony: A Musical Group's Decision to Take a Break

Fifth Harmony, an American girl group formed on the U.S. version of reality competition show 'The X-Factor' in 2012, has announced that they will be going on hiatus to pursue solo endeavors. The decision was made public on Monday through a statement posted on their Twitter account.

The group, consisting of Ally Brooke, Normani, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui, have been together since their formation on the show and have released three studio albums and numerous singles throughout their career. They have had a string of successful songs, including 'Miss Movin' On,' 'Work from Home,' and 'Not That Kinda Girl.'

In their statement, Fifth Harmony expressed their gratitude for their fans, known as Harmonizers, and emphasized that the hiatus is not a permanent break, but rather an opportunity for them to 'gain new experiences, strengths, and perspectives' that they can bring back to the group.

The group's decision comes after six years of non-stop performances and touring. In their statement, they explained that they needed to take some time to focus on themselves and pursue solo projects in order to stay authentic to who they are as individuals and artists.

Fifth Harmony fans have been left feeling emotional by the news, but many are also understanding and supportive of the group's decision. The hashtag #ThankYouFifthHarmony is currently trending on social media, with fans expressing their gratitude for the music and memories that Fifth Harmony has given them over the years.

The group still has a number of shows scheduled through the end of the year, which they plan to perform as planned. They also encouraged their fans to continue supporting each other and themselves during this time, saying 'With your love and encouragement we will continue to build on ourselves, support one another in everything we do, and keep making you proud, each other proud and ourselves proud.'

As Fifth Harmony takes a break from performing together, they are likely to focus on their individual music projects and collaborations with other artists. The group's hiatus is a significant moment for fans of the group, but it also marks an exciting new chapter in the careers of its four members.

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