Jesy Nelson has remained a staple on headlines across the globe, with news from her latest record label deals to her new single.
Jesy was featured on the latest issue of The Guardian, where the songbird shared about her experience with online hate, her solo music career, and more.
Sharing on receiving online hate, Jesy said:
“When I was struggling, I didn’t feel there was anyone I could talk to. Nobody prepares you for what you’re about to go through.”
On what she thinks the future of Little Mix will be, she said:
“I reckon they’ll look after their babies, go off and do their own things for a while, then make a comeback together. I think they’re just as sick as a three. They’re still doing it for girl power. I still love them to pieces. They were like my sisters.”
On if she has spoken to Little Mix since leaving:
“No, not as much. Not now. I think we all need time. It’s a big thing that’s happened.”
On old school R&B and hip-hop influencing her new music:
“That’s what I grew up with and what I always wanted to make, so now I am making it, it feels amazing.”
On if ‘Boyz’ is dedicated to actor Sean Sugar:
“I don’t feel I’ve dedicated it to him. With my ex, it was the first time I’d been with someone where I wasn’t in control. I fell madly in love with him.”
“Let’s just say it was nothing like how I’d been treated before. I thought that’s what I wanted. I wanted to be kept on my toes and have that chase, and hand on my heart I don’t ever want that again.”
[Photo credit: The Guardian / Perou]
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With £1m what would you do: I would do my part to provide opportunities to the less fortunate. Then do my best to change the world in my own way through sports and talent building.
