Fifth Harmony’s Lauren Jauregui Teases Third Album, Normani Kordei Gushes Over ‘DWTS’ Debut

Fifth Harmony previously promised fans more music after Camila Cabello left the group, and it looks as though they plan on keeping their word, despite other commitments like Normani Kordei’s “Dancing With the Stars” debut.

On Thursday, group member Lauren Jauregui shared a photo of herself in a dark studio decorated with white and pink lights. The 20-year-old shared the photo on both her Instagram and Twitter accounts. While she wrote her Instagram caption about someone’s decorating skills, her Twitter post is what really caught fans’ attention.

Attached to the photo Jauregui tweeted “#5H3.” Although she has not outright said the meaning behind her hashtag it is likely that Jauregui is referring to herself recording Fifth Harmony’s third studio album. The group came out with their debut album “Reflection” in 2015 and followed up with “7/27” in 2016, so it’s more than likely that they are working on their next project.

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Fifth Harmony will be working on the third album without Camila Cabello, who left the group in December. However, now that Normani Kordei is a contestant on the ABC series “Dancing with the Stars,” the singer will likely be busier than usual trying to fulfill her commitments to both her partner Val Chmerkovskiy and her music group.

Kordei gushed about the upcoming season during an interview with Access Hollywood. The “Work From Home” singer explained she was surprised and excited to find out that Chmerkovskiy would be her partner.

However, the singer admitted she has her doubts about the competition since ballroom dance is another world for her, and she is trying to be “quicker and lighter,” which she finds difficult to do.

The songstress is up against tough competition including former “Glee” actress Heather Morris, who previously worked as Beyoncé’s backup dancer.

Hopefully, Kordei will be able to manage her time wisely and walk away with a championship all while helping complete a third studio album for Fifth Harmony.