Fifth Harmony finding it hard to date because their fame ‘intimidates’ guys
THE Work From Home hitmakers – Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei and Dinah Jane – say dating can be tricky as they are either approached by the wrong guys or ones who are huge fans.
Lauren said: “They’re either super not the right guy, or dopey as f***. There’s no in-between. They’re either trying to get something out of you or they think you’re super dope.”
Dinah added: “There was this one guy who thought I was very intimidating because of who we are.
“My thing is when I come across somebody, when I think they’re super cute or handsome, I can’t play along with that because sometimes they take it as something like: ‘She wants me’.
“And I’m like: ‘ No, I just want to be your friend. Why do you have to take it like that?’ It’s hard. All we want is a confident dude to come straight up. Just walk up and say: ‘Hey, what’s up?’ Start from there.”
The group slammed their critics who comment on their outfits rather than their music.
Normani said: “For instance, when Work From Home came out, we were asked a few times: ‘Do you think you guys were dressed too sexy?’
“That’s happened to us throughout our whole career. When it came to performances, people would judge us on our performance outfits.
“They would say things like: ‘Look at the hoe squad.’ There were all these memes.
While Lauren added to the new issue of Galore magazine: “I’m pretty sure men are never questioned whether they’re acting too sexy.
“They’re actually glorified when all their clothes are off. Women love that s***, they’re like: ‘Yeahhh! You’re so hot!’ But when we girls take our clothes off, it’s: ‘Wow, she’s such a hoe.’”– Bang Showbiz