Jade Thirlwall got very flustered on Sunday night’s episode of Little Mix: The Search as she flirted with a handsome boyband contestant.
The singer, 27, joined her bandmates Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards, in their search for the UK’s next big bands in the latest episode.
On the show Jade became very flirty as she chatted with the first auditionee of the night, estate agent Harry, 21, who wowed with a guitar performance of Jamie T’s song Zombie.
Chemistry!: Jade Thirlwall got very flustered on Sunday night’s episode of Little Mix: The Search as she flirted with a handsome boyband contestant
Dashing: On the show Jade became very flirty as she chatted with the first auditionee of the night, estate agent Harry, 21, who wowed with a guitar performance of Jamie T’s song Zombie
The star was visibly excited during the performance and became very giggly during the feedback session, as her fellow band mates light heartedly egged her on.
She said: ‘Wow, well I think your confidence is very appealing’, before blushing and laughing in the middle of her sentence.
She added: ‘You walked in like ‘this is my gig girls, I’m gonna show you how its done’ and you said thank you at the end and I know I’ve got my money’s worth. It was just brilliant that’s what I’m craving! I’m a sucker for a musician in a rock band.’
Embarrassed: The star was visibly excited during the performance and became very giggly during the feedback session, as her fellow band mates light heartedly egged her on
Cheeky chap: Harry impressed with his performance and looked delighted that Jade took an interest in him
Approval: Also noticing his charm, Jesy (left) added: ‘The girls are just gonna love you!’ during the feedback
Also noticing his charm, Jesy added: ‘The girls are just gonna love you!’
The contestant was clearly Jade’s type, as she dated The Strut’s frontman Jed Elliot for three years, with the couple splitting last July.
She is currently dating Rizzle Kicks’ Jordan Stephens who she enjoyed a romantic break to Italy with last month.
It comes after Jade revealed she used to have therapy to help overcome her nerves while performing on stage on Saturday night episode of the show.
Getting help: It comes after Jade revealed she used to have therapy to help overcome her nerves while performing on stage on Saturday night episode of the show
The Geordie beauty made the revelation as the girls discussed even now they still get nervous before big performances, after noticing their auditionees seemed anxious.
Turning to the group on the judges sofas after one audition, Jesy asked her bandmates: ‘Do you guys still get nervous?’, to which Perrie replied: ‘All the time’.
Jade then added: ‘I’m terrible. I’ve got better but in the beginning I tried everything. I did therapy, counselling to try and calm my nerves.’
Honest: On Saturday’s show Jade made the revelation as the girls discussed that even now they still get nervous before big performances, after noticing their auditionees seemed anxious
However she went on to explain she has learnt to cope with the pressures, saying: ‘I do still get nervous now but I have learnt to deal with it better, but it impacts your vocals so much.’
Little Mix fans were left delighted last Saturday night after the girl group’s new TV show launched, which saw the girls on the hunt for a boyband and auditioning hopeful potentials.
However as well as loving the performances, many viewers praised the programme for being ‘much more personal than other talent shows’ adding the band’s individual personalities made it all the better.
Show us the talent! Jade joined her bandmates Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards, in their search for the UK’s next big bands on Saturday night
Fans were dazzled by the show, which was pre-recorded before the COVID-19 lockdown, with dozens praising Little Mix for adding their own twist on the already established talent TV genre.
On the show, Little Mix are looking to form six bands, a boy band, a girl vocal group, a girl dance group, a mixed group, vocal and instrumental and R&B and rap.
Little Mix: The Search is on BBC 1 at 7pm every Saturday.
Big plans: On the show, Little Mix are looking to form six bands, a boy band, a girl vocal group, a girl dance group, a mixed group, vocal and instrumental and R&B and rap