Little Mix fans have been waiting years for news of a comeback, and now one of the group’s members has finally delivered the update many have been hoping for.
Perrie Edwards has confirmed that a Little Mix reunion is firmly in the works, revealing that the chart-topping girl group will return in the future. However, the singer also made it clear that the reunion will take place as a trio, with Perrie, Jade Thirlwall, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock reuniting without former member Jesy Nelson.
The confirmation came during a recent interview in which Edwards addressed ongoing speculation about the group’s future following their indefinite hiatus in 2022. Since stepping away from group activities, all three members have launched solo careers, releasing music and pursuing individual creative projects while maintaining that Little Mix had not officially disbanded.
According to Perrie, that promise still stands.
The singer reassured fans that the group fully intends to reunite, describing the comeback as a matter of “when,” rather than “if.” While she stopped short of revealing a specific timeline, her comments represent the clearest indication yet that Little Mix are actively planning a return.
The revelation is likely to excite millions of fans around the world who have continued to support the group throughout its hiatus. Since emerging from The X Factor in 2011, Little Mix became one of the most successful girl groups of the modern era, earning multiple No. 1 singles, selling millions of records worldwide, and building a dedicated global fanbase.
Throughout their career, the group delivered a string of hits including Wings, Black Magic, Shout Out to My Ex, Woman Like Me, Sweet Melody, and Confetti. Their success helped establish them as one of the defining British pop acts of the 2010s and early 2020s.
However, any discussion about a reunion inevitably raises questions about Jesy Nelson’s involvement.
Nelson left Little Mix in December 2020, citing the impact that intense public scrutiny and the pressures of being in the group had on her mental health. Following her departure, Perrie, Jade, and Leigh-Anne continued as a trio, releasing music and completing touring commitments before eventually announcing their hiatus.
Perrie’s latest comments suggest that while the three remaining members remain committed to bringing Little Mix back, there are currently no plans for a four-member reunion. Instead, the group appears set to continue the chapter that began following Nelson’s exit.
The news comes at an interesting moment for all three artists. Jade has established herself as one of the UK’s most exciting new solo pop stars, while Leigh-Anne and Perrie have also been building momentum through their individual releases. Despite their solo successes, all three have repeatedly expressed affection for Little Mix and the legacy they created together.
For many fans, the confirmation offers reassurance that the group’s story is far from over.
Although details regarding new music, live performances, or a potential tour remain under wraps, Perrie’s comments strongly suggest that discussions are progressing behind the scenes. Given the group’s commercial success and enduring popularity, a reunion would likely rank among the most anticipated pop events in recent memory.
For now, Little Mix may still be on pause, but according to Perrie Edwards, the countdown to their return has officially begun—just as a trio rather than the four-piece lineup that first captured the world’s attention more than a decade ago.
