Jade Thirlwall

Jade Thirlwall is a British singer and songwriter who found fame as a member of Little Mix, the all-female group that won The X Factor UK in 2011. Before her success on the show, Jade had auditioned for The X Factor twice before, in 2008 and 2010, showing the determination that would define her career. With Little Mix, she helped create a string of platinum-selling albums and chart-topping singles, establishing the group as one of the most successful acts in British pop history.

During her time with Little Mix, Jade became known for her creative vision and was heavily involved in the group’s songwriting, styling, and artistic direction. The group’s six studio albums sold over 60 million records worldwide, and their tours consistently sold out arenas across the globe. Songs like “Black Magic,” “Shout Out to My Ex,” and “Sweet Melody” became pop anthems, and Jade’s vocal contributions and stage presence were integral to the group’s success.

Following Little Mix’s hiatus in 2022, Jade embarked on her solo career, signing a deal and working on her debut solo material. She released her debut solo single “Angel of My Dreams” in 2024, which showcased a more experimental and personal artistic direction. The track was praised for its bold production and visual artistry, signaling Jade’s intent to carve out a distinct solo identity.

Beyond music, Jade has become a prominent figure in fashion and LGBTQ+ advocacy. She has spoken openly about her Yemeni and Egyptian heritage and has used her platform to champion diversity and inclusion. Jade has also been involved in television presenting and has collaborated with major fashion brands, further diversifying her income streams and public profile.