Little Mix singers Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jesy Nelson stopped by the Kiss FM Studio in London on Thursday morning.
The British girl group posed together after their interview at KISS FM to promote the upcoming release of their third studio album Get Weird. During their chat with the hosts, Thirlwall, Edwards, Pinnock and Nelson also talked about their new single “Love Me Like You,” which will be dropping Friday.
For the interview’s musical portion, Little Mix performed an acoustic version of their song “The End,” which is on the Get Weird album.
The X Factor alums, who won the competition over One Direction a few years back, think it’s a good idea for the show to go on a brief hiatus.
“I think The X Factor is a brilliant show, but it has [been on] every year and maybe people will appreciate it more,” Thirlwall told Digital Spy. “Like, you know when you split up with someone and then you get back with them and it’s even better?”
Nelson chimed in to add, “It’s getting a bit predictable. You kind of know what’s going to happen. Simon’s going to go [raises hand], ‘Give me another song’, and all that. I feel like I literally know what’s going to happen next. It’s like watching a film you’ve seen 10 times.”
Earlier this week, Little Mix joined One Direction – minus Perrie’s ex-boyfriend Zayn Malik – onstage at the iTunes Music Festival in London. After performing at the festival, members of both groups went out together to celebrate at a London club.
Get Weird will be released Nov. 6.
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