Jesy Nelson in furious rant as she hits out at ‘fakes who can’t wait to tear people down’
JESY Nelson today went on a furious rant, as she hit out at “fakes who can’t wait to tear people down”.
The former Little Mix star, 31, didn’t hold back as she blasted the music industry in her latest post.
The singer didn’t hold back as she unleashed her thoughts on Instagram.
She wrote: “This industry is so sad. Full of fakes, full of people who can’t wait to tear people down and stand on their high horse and blast it all over the news.
“It’s not until something drastic happens that then everyone wants to jump on a band wagon of BIG KIND.
“What a sad sad world we live in.”
Jesy is yet to reveal who her dramatic post is aimed at.
It comes after she recently told The Sun more about why she sensationally quit Little Mix back in 2021, citing her mental health as a factor.
As one quarter of the pop band, she enjoyed almost ten years at the top of the charts – selling millions of records and amassing an international fan base.
But the popular singer, who first found fame with her bandmates on Simon Cowell‘s The X Factor in 2011, felt forced to step away from the group just over two years ago to focus on her mental wellbeing.
This prompted a barrage of online abuse and an uncomfortable fall out with the other three members.
While promoting her single Bad Thing in April, she opened up to the Sun about leaving Little Mix.
Jesy revealed she hasn’t spoken to her former pals since the split more than two years ago.
She explained: “Being in a girl band, you are a machine going all the time.
“You don’t have a minute to breathe and take time out if you just need space. That was something I struggled with.
“For me my mental health issues were an ongoing thing while I was in Little Mix. I was struggling with my body issues, I was constantly being trolled – and I really, really struggled with it.
“I was in it for nearly ten years. I think I was never prepared for what was to come. I didn’t have social media or any of that, I was just a barmaid working in Dagenham.
“For me personally, by the end, I couldn’t enjoy the good parts and it’s a shame as I had the most amazing times in Little Mix, but I will say this always, your mental health is the most important thing and you only live once so sometimes you have to stop and look after yourself.
“I needed support and help to overcome that, and there wasn’t the time while I was in the band.
“I don’t have any regrets because I had to do what was right for me and I will always cherish the memories I had in Little Mix.
“So no, we haven’t talked since then. Never say never, but I honestly wish them the best on their solo journeys now, which is so exciting.
“I think that is what is so exciting about all of us. We are all musically different styles. I think we will all go in our own lane.
“I am rooting for all of them. I honestly do wish them all the success as they are all crazy talented.
“Time has been about rebuilding myself, regaining my confidence, going to therapy and talking about it all openly.
“I think whenever you are at a low point, you always think, do what makes you happy – and music is what makes me happy and that is all I want to do.”
“There was a time where I thought, ‘Is it worth it?’ But I always come back to the fact that I love music so much. It is what makes me so happy.
