Yahoo News Fifth Harmony hit back at Sarah Harding after she calls them 'slutty' on Celebrity Big Brother
Sarah Harding has made herself even more enemies after she laid into American girl group Fifth Harmony on Celebrity Big Brother.
The former Girls Aloud star labelled the four-piece ‘slutty’ and bashed them for doing ‘slut drops’ in their dance routines.
But now the Work From Home hitmakers have had their own say, claiming they’ve never even heard of Sarah and love wearing skimpy stage outfits.
‘Nobody has ever told us “you have to wear this because this is the look,” Dinah Jane, who stars in Fifth Harmony alongside Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei and Lauren Jauregu, told The Sun.
‘I honestly speak for myself; I go out there wearing shorts that I feel comfortable in, maybe because my thighs are my favourite thing about me so I can show them off.
‘That’s like my favourite part of my body so I’m definitely going to go out there and show some legs because they’re fine as hell.’
‘I don’t know who she is,’ Dinah added.
‘If she wants some lessons or something – people always want to learn how to booty pop like Fifth Harmony.
‘But shout out to her; keep doing you girl. I really don’t know who she is.’
Sarah came under fire during a conversation with Chad Johnson in scenes shown on Celebrity Big Brother’s Bit On The Side.
‘They all wear next to nothing – all the girl bands do these days. Slutty, slutty, slutty. Sex sells, sex sells,’ she moaned.
Tonight was extraordinary… thank you @peopleschoice and thank YOU
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Comparing them to Girls Aloud Sarah added: ‘Obviously, when we were touring we didn’t wear much because it was so hot, but it’s when they do the videos it’s all, like, slut drops and twerking.
‘We used to have to do proper dance routines. They just do slut drops now.’
Sarah’s former band member Nicola Robert’s even appeared to weigh in on the argument with a thinly veiled dig.
And that's why we have to support each other. ✊✊✊✊✊
A post shared by Nicola Roberts (@lilcola) on Aug 15, 2017 at 10:07am PDT
Taking to Instagram, Nicola shared a picture of a pal wearing a cap that said: ‘Women in music are dangerously underestimated.’
But it was the seemingly shady caption that caught fans’ eyes.
‘And that’s why we have to support each other,’ Nicola wrote alongside it, followed by a series of fist emojis.
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