Why Can't We Just Let Fifth Harmony and Camila Cabello Move the F*ck On?

Fifth Harmony seems to be moving on from Camila Cabello's departure, so why can't everyone else? The four-piece group recently spoke with Dan Wootton for his podcast Bizarre Life. Though they were promoting their upcoming eponymous album, The Sun's reporter asked several leading questions about Cabello, who left the group to pursue her career as a solo artist. In politely dodging the questions, the four women were consequently labeled as "total divas" and subjected to accusations about their characters.

The tension began when Wootton brought up the claim that Cabello did not notify her fellow bandmates about her impending departure. Ally Brooke replied, "Yeah, well, right now we're really focused on each other. We're so excited in the now and we have so much to look forward to."

Clearly not getting the hint, Wootton persisted. He then brought up Cabello's claims that she felt uncomfortable being sexualized while in Fifth Harmony. Lauren Jauregui said, "We know how hard we've worked. We know how our choreography makes us feel and how empowered we feel."

AWKS! Fifth Harmony really don't like talking about Camila Cabello. Their diva moment from my Bizarre Life podcast https://t.co/M4FS3FWcAY pic.twitter.com/RLj1KN8gYy

— Dan Wootton (@danwootton) August 17, 2017

I'm not sure how trying to avoid answering probing questions meant to start drama b/w women is being "diva"..but thanks for the support https://t.co/rSt9LM40aM

— Lauren Jauregui (@LaurenJauregui) August 16, 2017

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