Harmony group regroups, minus Camila Cabello's participation
American girl group Fifth Harmony is reportedly making a comeback with a tour and a documentary planned for release in 2026, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The return marks the group's reunion after an eight-year hiatus, which followed Camila Cabello's departure in 2016 and the group's subsequent indefinite hiatus in 2018.
The tour and documentary are set to feature the remaining members—Normani, Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke, and Dinah Jane. Camila Cabello, now a successful solo artist, is not expected to join the group, sparking mixed reactions from fans on social media.
Before their hiatus, Fifth Harmony was one of the most renowned girl groups in the West, formed during The X Factor in 2012. They enjoyed significant success, with more than 14 million monthly listeners on Spotify and hit songs such as 'Work from Home' with Ty Dolla $ign garnering over 1.5 billion streams.
The group's 2026 comeback coincides with the 10th anniversary of their best-selling album, 7/27, which featured hits like "Working from Home," "That's My Girl," and "Worth It," the latter of which debuted as a single alongside the album.
After parting ways with Fifth Harmony, Cabello embarked on a successful solo career. Her chart-topping hits include "Havana" and "Señorita."
Sources: The Hollywood Reporter, Spotify, Wikipedia, Billboard.
[1] The Hollywood Reporter. (2025, May 29). Fifth Harmony planning tour, documentary. Retrieved from https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/[2] Spotify. (n.d.). Fifth Harmony. Retrieved from https://www.spotify.com/[3] Wikipedia. (n.d.). Fifth Harmony. Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/[4] Billboard. (2025, May 29). Fifth Harmony to reunite without Camila Cabello. Retrieved from https://www.billboard.com/
- Fans are eager for the upcoming tour and documentary of Fifth Harmony, as the group plans a reunion in 2026, marking the return of the renowned girl group that enjoyed immense success with music such as 'Work from Home' with Ty Dolla $ign and more.
- Despite the ongoing excitement, Camila Cabello, who left Fifth Harmony in 2016 and pursued a successful solo career, is not expected to join the group's comeback, generating mixed reactions on social media platforms.
- As Fifth Harmony prepares for their 2026 return, they are also set to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their best-selling album, 7/27, which included hits like "Working from Home," "That's My Girl," and "Worth It" that still remain popular on streaming platforms like Spotify.
- Following her departure from Fifth Harmony, Camila Cabello continued to gain popularity, with hits like "Havana" and "Señorita" becoming chart-toppers in the music industry.
