Little Mix Talk Honest New Album 'Glory Days,' Squash Rumors & Gush About Their Friendship

Little Mix's Glory Days sees the British girl group celebrating their fourth album without any indication they're slowing down anytime soon. Cheeky lead single "Shout Out to My Ex" hit No. 1 in the U.K. and it's the group's second-biggest hit in America to date, but the music in Glory Days indicates how far the foursome has come as artists, songwriters and vocalists. Like I said upon the release of 2015's Get Weird, Little Mix is definitely here to stay, and this new LP foreshadows how much bigger they can be with some of their most promising and honest material to date.

While a chunk of the album's hype has been fueled by rumors about breakups and shout-outs to exes, Fuse spoke to member Perrie Edwards about the new material. The 23-year-old powerhouse squashes a few rumors and opens up about why the bond with her band mates is the most important part of their career.