Fifth Harmony Reunion Plans Confirmed Without Camila Cabello; 2026 Tour and Documentary Announced

Fifth Harmony is planning a big comeback in 2026, but Camila Cabello will not be part of it. The group’s four other members—Normani, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui—are in talks to reunite for a tour and documentary. This marks their first reunion since their 2018 hiatus.

The reunion will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their hit album 7/27 and single Work From Home. A documentary will capture their return, including behind-the-scenes footage and their upcoming tour. The group is no longer signed to Epic Records, but they are moving forward independently.

Camila Cabello left Fifth Harmony in 2016 to focus on her solo career. Reports say she gave up her rights to the group’s name as part of her exit. Since then, she has become a successful solo artist with hits like Havana and Señorita. The other members have also pursued solo projects but are now reuniting without her.

Why Camila Cabello Is Not Returning

Camila Cabello’s departure from Fifth Harmony in 2016 was messy. The group announced her exit on social media, saying they were “informed via her representatives” that she was leaving. Cabello responded by saying she was “shocked” by the statement and claimed the group knew about her plans beforehand.

“I was shocked to read the statement the Fifth Harmony account posted without my knowing. The girls were aware of my feelings through the long, much-needed conversations about the future that we had during tour.”

Tensions had been building for months. Cabello was often absent from group events, and fans noticed she stood out in performances by wearing different outfits. In 2017, Fifth Harmony performed at the MTV VMAs with a shadowy figure representing Cabello being pushed off the stage—a move she later called “petty.”

Since leaving, Cabello has focused on her solo career. Her songs Havana and Señorita with Shawn Mendes became global hits. The other members supported her publicly, but their relationship has remained distant. In 2022, Cabello said in an interview:

“We have been supportive of each other through DMs and stuff. I’m in a really good place with them.”

Fifth Harmony’s Comeback Plans

The reunion will focus on the four remaining members. Ally Brooke’s husband, Will Bracey—who works with Justin Bieber’s team—is reportedly leading the reunion efforts. The group is planning a documentary to show their journey back to the stage.

Fifth Harmony was formed in 2012 on The X Factor. They became one of the biggest girl groups of the 2010s with hits like Worth It and Work From Home. After Cabello left, they continued as a four-member group before going on hiatus in 2018.

Normani, the most successful solo artist besides Cabello, released her debut album Dopamine in 2024. The other members have also worked on music, but none have reached Cabello’s level of fame. The reunion gives them a chance to reconnect with fans.

Fan Reactions

Fans are excited about the reunion but disappointed Cabello won’t be involved. Some hope she might make a surprise appearance, but sources say that’s unlikely. The group’s 2026 plans include a tour, though dates and locations are still unconfirmed.

Fifth Harmony’s last album as a four-member group was Fifth Harmony in 2017. Their comeback will likely include new music, but details are still under wraps. The documentary will give fans a closer look at their journey, including past struggles and their new chapter.

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