Lauren Jauregui

Lauren Jauregui is a singer and songwriter who first gained recognition as a member of the girl group Fifth Harmony, formed during her appearance on The X Factor US. With Fifth Harmony, Jauregui contributed to multiple platinum-certified hits and played a key role in the group's commercial success, including recognition such as Group of the Year at the Billboard Women in Music ceremony. Her vocal presence and stage performances distinguished her within the ensemble.

After transitioning to a solo career, Jauregui has collaborated with artists such as Marian Hill, Halsey, and Steve Aoki, showcasing her ability to blend genres and experiment with sound. Her debut solo single, "Expectations," marked a milestone, followed by releases such as "More Than That," "Invisible Chains" for the Birds of Prey soundtrack, and independently released EPs "Prelude" and "In Between." Jauregui's solo work features introspective songwriting, emotive vocal delivery, and addresses personal and societal themes, earning critical attention and a dedicated following in the pop and R&B music scenes.

In addition to her music career, Jauregui is known for advocacy and public speaking on issues including immigration, gun control, mental health, and human rights. She uses her platform to support social change and has been recognized with honors such as Celebrity of the Year at the British LGBT Awards.