However, that is not the only thing that makes them outstanding and special. Each member of the group has their own projects, including a former member, Jesy Louise Nelson who collaborated with BBC Three while making a documentary “Odd One Out” where she told the story of her being cyber bullied since she joined the girl group. 

The present members of the group are also socially aware. Perrie Edwards, collaborates with the CoppaFeel! Charity which aims to educate and raise awareness amongst young people on breast cancer. Jade Thirlwall is a proud LGBT supporter. She made the appearance in RuPaul’s Drag Race UK as a guest judge, but she also hosted her own show with MTV UK called Served, where she virtually invited drag queens who inspire her to battle her in cooking challenges. 

Last but not least, Leigh-Anne Pinnock decided to follow her friend, Jesy Nelson, and announced that she will make her own documentary with BBC Three about her experience with colourism and racism. Little Mix has also joined Ariana Grande in One Love Manchester, that was a benefit concert in response to the bombing after Ariana’s show at Manchester Arena in 2017. 

Little Mix girls has more to offer, when it comes to being outstanding and special. One and a half year after they split from Simon Cowell’s record label, they decided to make their own tv show called Little Mix: The Search, where they seek for a band that will join them on the next global tour.  With this project, they showed that they are mature, independent musicians who wants to be treated in the right way. 

For me, Little Mix members are inspiring figures because of the fact, that each member tells a different story and has different priorities but still, they manage to work together and inspire not only their fans, but also other celebrities.