Little Mix members take big step, raising reunion concerns

Little Mix announced a hiatus in December 2021, following Jesy Nelson's departure from the group. The remaining members, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, and Perrie Edwards, emphasized that they were not breaking up but needed time to recharge and pursue solo projects. However, recent developments have raised concerns about the band's future, as they have begun liquidating their touring company, Eternal Magic Touring Ltd., which could indicate a permanent end to their collective activities. The decision to shut down the company comes with significant financial implications, including a tax bill of approximately £1.1 million. Despite this, the trio is expected to share a remaining fortune of nearly £10 million. This move has led fans to speculate that the chances of a Little Mix reunion are diminishing, as the members focus on their individual careers. Since the hiatus, each member has pursued solo endeavors, with Jesy Nelson also working on her music. However, her recent breakup with boyfriend Zion Foster has complicated her plans, as they had collaborated on an EP that she now wishes to keep unreleased. This situation adds to the uncertainty surrounding the future of Little Mix and their potential for a comeback. Fans had hoped for a reunion, but the liquidation of their touring company and the members' focus on solo projects suggest that the band may not return to the stage together. The ongoing developments have left many supporters feeling disheartened about the possibility of seeing Little Mix perform as a group again.