Normani Kordei has signed a solo management deal.
Just months after Camila Cabello quit Fifth Harmony to launch her solo career, Normani has joined S10 Entertainment and Media in a new deal.
The company announced the news on Twitter, with S10′s Brandon Silverstein adding on Instagram: "Couldn’t be more excited to welcome @normanikordei to @s10ent. Ready to see you shine. Incredible music on the way. Stay tuned (sic)."
However, unlike Camila, Normani, 21, is not expected to leave the girl group to focus on her solo projects.
Meanwhile, Fifth Harmony – which also includes Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui – recently insisted they are the "most harmonious" they have ever been since Camila left.
Dinah said: "The album is more edgy and mature, of course, but the most harmonious we’ve ever been."
And Normani added: "Honestly it’s a breath of fresh air. We’re just so grateful and we thank God, like, literally every single day. Even in those times where the storm was really, really heavy and we didn’t know if it was going to end … now I recognise what goodness actually feels like."
When Camila left the group, the girls sought advice from Destiny’s Child singer Kelly Rowland, who advised them to "let the music speak for itself".
Dinah shared: "We were advised by THE Kelly Rowland. She just told us to, like, let the music speak for itself … and just know your worth, believe in yourself and just be there for each other. So we’ve definitely honed into that. And for her to advise that, like, that says a lot because, you know, she’s gone through the same things."
Whilst Normani chimed in: "And she said that she was really proud of us."
The ‘Worth It’ hitmakers feel they made the right decision in not adding any more members to the group following Camila’s departure.
Lauren said: "We kept referencing that while we were in the moments of that whole thing happening … Like people, teams or whatever, suggesting, ‘Oh maybe we get a fifth member?’ Like no, dude. If we’re going to do this, it’s the four of us. Period."
Normani Kordei signs solo management deal
