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The ladies of Fifth Harmony finally talked about if they considered changing their name after Camila Cabello exited the group this past December.
When asked by MTV News if they ever considered changing their name, the entire group said "absolutely not." The girl group now consists of Ally Brooke Hernandez, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui and Normani Kordei.
"It was obviously a thought, because it was a prevalent thing that there's 4 of us not 5," Jauregui said in a new interview (above).
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View Story"Regardless, we were all very united in the fact that we didn't want to change the name," Jauregui continued. "It wasn't our thought that was circulating, it was other peoples' thoughts -- the internet, other people thinking that they know what's up."
"We felt like within ourselves, no, Fifth Harmony is the name we grew up with and we worked for and it's our brand, it's who we are, it's our entire moments, it's what we spent five years on," Jauregui said.
Cabello left the group at the end of 2016 due to musical differences with the direction the group was heading. She's since released her own set of singles as a solo artist.
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View Story"The fans named us Fifth Harmony, and now they're the fifth member," Jane said.
The ladies of Fifth Harmony released their first post-Cabello single "Down" earlier this month.
