As Normani celebrates the release of her long-awaited debut studio album 'Dopamine,' her former Fifth Harmony bandmate Camila Cabello reaches out to her on social media to offer heartfelt support.
- Jun 18, 2024
AceShowbiz - Normani Kordei, the "Motivation" singer, finally dropped her debut studio album "Dopamine" on June 14, after years of anticipation from fans. The album features collaborations with prominent artists such as Gunna, Cardi B, and James Blake. Celebrating the launch, Normani posted a jubilant message on Instagram thanking her supporters.
"Thank you jesus. Thank you jesus. Thank you jesus," she captioned her post. "Have really been over here all morning doing my best to find the words to articulate my gratitude for everyone that has endured with me throughout this process and who has continued to believe in me."
In a heartfelt moment, Camila Cabello took to the comments to congratulate her former bandmate. "Putting out a project is vulnerable and hard and you are doing it beautifully! Congratulations on your first album and many more to come!" wrote Cabello, showing that despite their past tensions, the bond of Fifth Harmony still holds strong.
Normani responded graciously, expressing her gratitude and enthusiasm, "@camila_cabello thank you so much for this. This seriously means a lot and so v proud of you. You're next, let's goooo." This exchange between the two stars not only delighted fans but also reignited speculation about future collaborations.
Meanwhile, Camila Cabello is also gearing up for her own album release. Her fourth album, titled "C, XOXO," is set to drop on June 28, following the March release of her single "I Luv It," which features rapper Playboi Carti. The excitement surrounding these back-to-back releases from the former bandmates has the music world buzzing.
The rest of Fifth Harmony has also shown support for Normani. Lauren Jauregui praised the debut album with an enthusiastic tweet, and Ally Brooke, along with Dinah Jane, left congratulatory messages on social media.
Despite long-standing rumors and fan hopes, a Fifth Harmony reunion doesn't seem to be in the immediate plans. However, Normani hinted that it's a possibility for the future. "Not to my knowledge," she told Billboard, "But I definitely see that being a possibility in the future. That would be a special moment for sure."
While the former members of Fifth Harmony continue to make waves in the music industry with their solo projects, the mutual support and camaraderie among them serve as a heartwarming reminder of their shared beginnings.
