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Jade Thirlwall Declares 'End of an Era' on ITV's The Assembly

Reflecting on her career, the singer discusses her departure from Simon Cowell's influence, creative autonomy, and personal boundaries.

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Overview

  • Jade Thirlwall appeared on ITV’s The Assembly on May 4, where she addressed her past professional relationship with Simon Cowell, stating, 'It’s the end of that era.'
  • Thirlwall reflected on her early career, admitting to 'selling her soul' when signing contracts at a young age but emphasized regaining creative freedom over time.
  • She commented on the decline of talent-show-driven music careers, suggesting the era of such TV shows and labels is over, though not necessarily Simon Cowell himself.
  • During the interview, she criticized invasive media questions about her personal life, particularly regarding pregnancy and family plans, calling them inappropriate and intrusive.
  • The Assembly episode featured Thirlwall answering questions from young people who are autistic, neurodivergent, or have learning disabilities, showcasing her candid and reflective approach.