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Jade Amelia Thirlwall (born 26 December 1992) is an English singer and songwriter. She rose to prominence in the 2010s as a member of Little Mix, one of the world's best-selling girl groups. With Little Mix, she released six studio albums and achieved five number-one singles on the UK Singles Chart.[1]

Jade Thirlwall
Thirlwall performing on The Confetti Tour, 2022
Background information
Birth nameJade Amelia Thirlwall
Born (1992-12-26) 26 December 1992 (age 29)
South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England
Genres
  • Pop
  • R&B
  • dance-pop
Occupation(s)
  • Singer
  • songwriter
Years active2011–present
Labels
  • Syco
  • Columbia
  • RCA
Member ofLittle Mix
Websitelittle-mix.com

In addition to her solo work, Thirlwall signed a songwriter's publishing deal in 2019 with Sony/ATV Music, and shares songwriting credits for Little Mix, Twice, Billy Porter, Britney Spears, Iggy Azalea, and Nayeon. Besides music, she is also known for advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, and her involvement with charity work which earned her the Gay Times Honour for Allyship in 2021.[2][3][4] In 2022, she signed a solo record deal with RCA Records.[5]


Early life


Jade Amelia Thirlwall was born on 25 December 1992 and was raised in the Laygate area of South Shields, Tyne and Wear, north-east of England, to parents Norma Badwi and James Thirlwall and has an older brother named Karl.[6] She has Egyptian and Yemeni descent from her mother's side and English descent from her father's side. Thirlwall’s grandfather Mohammed moved to South Shields from Yemen in 1943. He worked as a firefighter in the merchant navy, and as a laborer for the docks. It was in South Shields that he met his wife Amelia, whose father was from Egypt.[7]

Thirlwall, between the age of 8 and 10, lived close by a mosque where she attended a Muslim school every Saturday to learn how to read and write in Arabic and attended church every Sunday.[8][9] In her teenage years she attended performing arts college at South Tyneside, where she studied a range of courses.[10] Thirlwall identifies as being mixed-race,[11] and in a 2020 article for Vogue Arabia, revealed that she is learning to embrace her Egyptian-Yemeni heritage more. In the interview, she stated that she is learning to connect more with her Arab side and its language in hopes of travelling more to the Middle East.[8]


Career



2008–2022: Career beginnings and Little Mix


Thirlwall began her music career after auditioning for The X Factor in 2008, singing "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" by Whitney Houston,[12] but was later eliminated at the bootcamp stage. She then returned in 2010, but missed out for a second time.[13] Thirwall came back for a third attempt in 2011, auditioning with the song "I Want to Hold Your Hand" by the Beatles, and earned four "yes" votes and went through to bootcamp.[14] After she failed the first bootcamp challenge Thirlwall was then placed in a three-piece group named "Orion" alongside Leigh-Anne Pinnock. Perrie Edwards and Jesy Nelson were in another group called "Faux Pas". Both groups were eliminated and called back by the judges and later formed into the four-piece group Rhythmix, and they progressed to judges' houses.[15] They eventually reached the live shows and were mentored by Tulisa Contostavlos.[16] On 28 October 2011, it was announced that the group named had changed to Little Mix.[17][18][19] On 11 December 2011, Little Mix were announced as the winners, becoming the first group to do so on the British version of the show.[20]

Thirlwall performing with Little Mix in 2012
Thirlwall performing with Little Mix in 2012

With Little Mix Thirlwall has released seven albums; DNA (2012), Salute (2013), Get Weird (2015), Glory Days (2016), LM5 (2018), Confetti (2020), and the Greatest Hits album Between Us (2021).[21] In 2019, Thirlwall became an official songwriter after signing to Sony/ATV via joint venture TwentySeven.[22] On 31 October 2019 she was a guest judge on the "Girl Group Battle Royale" episode in RuPaul's Drag Race UK.[23][24] In May 2020, it was announced that she would be hosting an MTV web series, titled Served!.[25]

In December 2020, she won the Equality Award at the Ethnicity Awards 2020 with group member, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, in recognition for their work towards racial equality in the United Kingdom.[26] On 29 January 2021, it was announced that Thirlwall would be appearing as a contestant on the fourth series of The Great Stand Up to Cancer Bake Off, which aired on March later that year.[27] She was announced as the winner and was crowned as the "Star Baker" of her episode.[28] In November 2021, she appeared on NikkieTutorials YouTube channel, to promote her Beauty Bay Palette.[29] In January 2022, she is set to appear on RuPaul’s Drag Race, special UK vs The World series.[30]


2021–present: Business ventures and solo career


In November 2019, Thirlwall opened her own cocktail bar, Red Door, in South Shields,[31][32][33] the name of which was later changed to Arbeia in February 2020.[34] Residents praised Thirlwall for improving the town's nightlife.[35] In March 2020, her new nightclub, Industry, launched next door to Arbeia.[36] In June 2020, she collaborated with Skinnydip London, a British clothing brand,[37] with the money from the face masks being donated to help struggling families in South Shields.[38] On 10 September 2021, she was announced as the new face of the Italian sportswear brand, Ellesse and launched her "Autumn/Winter" collection the same day, in partnership with Ellesse, with exclusive products being available on ASOS and JD Sports.[39][40]

On 4 October 2021, Thirlwall announced that she will be releasing her own 42-colour eyeshadow palette in collaboration with beauty products company, Beauty Bay, and it was launched on 11 October 2021. The palette is celestial-themed and was inspired by her passion for crystals, spirituality and astrology.[41][42] The palette features 42 metallic and matte shades, with the names being referenced to her musical career, her hometown, and her love for crystals.[43]

On 10 March 2022, Thirlwall signed a solo deal with RCA Records.[44] In August 2022, Thirlwall took a break from the music industry, and plans to release her solo music in 2023.[45] In the same month a collaboration between her and Jax Jones was teased with a date release set to be announced.[46] As of November 2022, Thirlwall estimated net worth is 17.5 million, appearing on the Sunday Times Rich List, for the first time.[47]


Personal life


Between 2016 to 2019, Thirlwall was in a relationship with Jed Elliott, a member of the English rock band The Struts.[48] Since 2020, she has been dating British singer Jordan Stephens. The pair started dating in May 2020 and were first spotted together at a Black Trans Lives Matter rally in central London.[49][50]

Thirlwall has multiple tattoos. On her spine, she has an Arabic tattoo that reads "Anyone can achieve their dreams if they’ve got the courage" as a tribute to her Egyptian and Yemeni ancestry, as well as a tattoo on her ribcage that means "queen" in Arabic. She also has tattoos located on her feet, and in 2019 revealed a henna-style design on her right foot. In 2021, she got a tattoo on her leg to commemorate the day Little Mix were formed in celebration of the group's 10 year anniversary.[51]

Thirlwall has been open about her experiences with body image, racism, bullying, and eating disorder. As a teen, she experienced bullying and racism for her ethnicity and the loss of her grandfather contributed to her suffering with anorexia for five years. She later began her recovery and left the hospital weeks before she auditioned for The X Factor in 2011.[52] In 2020, she was featured in a documentary titled Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop & Power, where she spoke about the times that she wanted cosmetic surgery after discovering her images were heavily edited to make her look as "white as possible" during her earlier days in Little Mix.[53]

In 2020, she called out the media after journalists had mistaken her for Little Mix group member Leigh-Anne Pinnock. The journalist had used an image of her in an article that was focused around Thirlwall. In the interview she revealed that journalists often confuse the pair during interviews and that photographers often shout Pinnock's name at her whenever she is attending events.[54] In 2021, she spoke about how she finds Twitter and Instagram to be bad for her mental health and has reduced the amount of time she spends on social media.[citation needed]

In July 2020, she signed an open letter to the UK Equalities minister Liz Truss calling for a ban on all forms of LGBT+ conversion therapy.[55] In 2022, she wrote an open letter for the Gay Times, Sink The Pink book in which she spoke about her experiences of being bullied and how she learned to use the "insults as fuel."[56]


Activism


Thirlwall is known for being a prominent supporter of the LGBT community, Black Lives Matter, and her involvement with charity work. In May 2014, she donated a haul of clothes, with all of the proceedings going to the homeless.[57] In 2017 she donated another collection of her clothes to help raise money for Cancer Connections. In the same year she helped raised money for Stonewall at her drag-themed 25th birthday party.[58] In May 2018, she spoke at the Stonewall Youth Awards about what it meant to be an ally and encouraged more artists to do the same.[59] In 2018 she became an LGBTQ+ rights ambassador for Stonewall[2] and in August 2018 attended the Manchester Pride, with LGBT charity Stonewall, and 50 young LGBT people at the front of the parade.[60]

In 2019, alongside Michelle Visage, raised £10,000 for the Mermaids UK. That same year, together with band member Leigh-Anne Pinnock, and other British celebrities, they climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for Comic Relief's Red Nose Day.[61] In December 2019, she spent her birthday raising money for cancer connected charities which has become a yearly tradition for her.[62] In 2020, she attended a march with Stonewall during Manchester Pride and took to social media to call out someone who questioned the importance of pride month.[63]

In June 2020, she attended the Black Lives Matter protest in the United Kingdom, that surfaced due to the death of an African-American man George Floyd.[64] In the same year she attended the Black Trans Lives Matter march in London.[65] In July 2020, she called out the brand L'Oréal, for not supporting the black trans community after their treatment towards model Munroe Bergdorf.[66] In March 2021 she then partnered up with Unicef to learn more about the war in Yemen.[67]

In November 2021, Thirlwall was awarded the GAY TIMES, Honour for Allyship and was featured on the cover of GAY TIMES Magazine.[68] In an interview with the latter, she spoke of her commitment to being an LGBTQ+ ally, saying: "I think the more that I learn about my allyship and what I can be doing and how I should be doing those things, the more passionate I’ve become in using my voice and using it in the right way".[69] In 2022, she teamed up with a renowned designer to create a limited edition community shirt for a North East football club, for all donations to be donated to charity Cancer Connections.[70] In the same year, Thirlwall attended the Not Safe To Be Me protest at Downing Street to ban transgender conversion therapy in the UK, following the government's reversal on the issue.[71]


Discography


Further information: Little Mix discography and List of songs recorded by Little Mix

Songwriting credits


List of songwriting credits, with year released and album shown
Year Artist Album Song Notes
2012 Little Mix DNA "Wings" Co-writer
"DNA"
"Change Your Life"
"How Ya Doin'?"
2013 Salute "Move"
"Little Me"
"Salute"
2015 Britney Spears & Iggy Azalea Non-album single "Pretty Girls"
2016 Little Mix Glory Days "Shout Out to My Ex"
2018 LM5 "Joan of Arc"
"Wasabi"
2020 Confetti "Break Up Song"
"Holiday"
Nathan Dawe and Little Mix Non-album singles "No Time for Tears"
2021 Little Mix, Galantis, and David Guetta "Heartbreak Anthem"
Twice Taste of Love "First Time"
Little Mix Between Us "No"
"Love (Sweet Love)"
Billy Porter Non-album single "Children"
2022 Nayeon Im Nayeon "Candyfloss"

Filmography


Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2011 The X Factor Contestant Winner; Series 8 [72]
2012 Styled to Rock Celebrity mentor Season 1; Episode 3 [73][74]
2017 Glory Days: The Documentary Herself Tour documentary [75]
2019 Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out Guest Documentary [76]
RuPaul's Drag Race UK Guest Judge Series 1; Episode: "Girl Group Battle Royale" [77]
Celebrity Gogglebox Herself One episode [78]
Eat in with Little Mix Herself Web series [79]
Alan Carr's Celebrity Re-play Herself Guest appearance [80]
2020 How's Your Head, Hun? Herself Guest appearance [81]
Served! Presenter Web series [82]
Little Mix The Search Judge Music competition series [83]
One World: Together at Home Herself Television special [84]
2020 MTV Europe Music Awards Host Also a performer [85]
How To Be Anne-Marie Herself Documentary [86]
LM5: The Tour Film Herself Concert film [87]
Chicken Shop Date Herself Web Series [88]
2021 The Great Stand Up to Cancer Bake Off Herself Series 4, episode 4, Winner [89]
Since September: The Empty Seats Tour Herself BBC Web Series, Episode 1 [90]
Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop & Power Guest Documentary [91]
Never Mind the Buzzcocks Herself Series 29; Episode 1 [92]
2022 RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World Herself Guest judge [93]
Mood Jade Guest role [94]
Music releases
Year Title Artist Role
2021 "Mirror Mirror" Kamille Guest Role [95]

Awards and nominations


Further information: List of awards and nominations received by Little Mix
Year Award ceremony Category Nominee(s)/work(s) Result Ref.
2017 BBC Radio 1 Teen Awards Most Entertaining Celebrity Herself Nominated [96]
2019 Celeb Mix Awards Philanthropist of The Year Nominated [97]
2020 PLT Awards LGBTQ Influencer of the Year Nominated [98][99]
Ethnicity Awards Equality Award Won [100]
Inspirational Personality Nominated [101]
2021 Broadcast Digital Awards Best Short-Form Format Served! with Jade Thirlwall Nominated [102]
Gay Times Honours Allyship Herself Won [68]
2022 British LGBT Awards Celebrity Ally Nominated [103]

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На других языках

- [en] Jade Thirlwall

[es] Jade Thirlwall

Jade Amelia Thirlwall (South Shields, Reino Unido; 26 de diciembre de 1992) es una cantante, compositora, bailarina y empresaria británica, conocida por formar parte del grupo británico Little Mix, Jade saltó a la fama después de ganar la octava temporada del programa de talentos The X Factor. Junto al grupo, Thirlwall vendió alrededor de 60 millones de álbumes y sencillos convirtiéndolas en uno de los grupos femeninos con más ventas de la historia.[1]

[ru] Фёруолл, Джейд

Джейд Амелия Фёруолл (англ. Jade Amelia Thirlwall, род. 26 декабря 1992, Саут-Шилдс, Тайн-энд-Уир, Англия) — британская певица, автор песен, фотомодель, танцовщица, одна из солисток Little Mix. Little Mix одержали победу и стали первой женской группой, которая выиграла на X-Factor за 10 лет существования, с тех пор группа продала более 65 миллионов альбомов и синглов по всему миру, что сделало их одной из самых продаваемых и популярных женских групп[1][2].


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