Camila Cabello Discusses Emotional Decision To Leave Fifth Harmony In New Documentary

Today (February 27), Camila Cabello released her YouTube documentary Made In Miami. Over the course of the film, Cabello and her family member describe how they came To the
U.S., The singer's journey from X-Factor to Fifth Harmony, and ultimately why she determined to part ways with the categorize that made her famous.


once I was in the categorize I experienced different things and grew a lot, however then it felt like I had new things to talk about," mentioned Cabello. "I think for me as an artist the only way to really feel good is to prepare stuff that you love, nevertheless I got to this place where I couldn't express how I was feeling, because I did not understand my emotions. I think I got to the point where you're just kinda like something has to change."


Simon Cowell who famously turned the females into a crowd on X-Factor and signed them to his label knew Cabello wanted to leave, however was shocked at the timing of her request to depart.


any time she notified me kinda early on that she was gonna leave, it looked like 'wow per year earlier than I thought,' although once she made her mind up I had to respect that."


Cabello isn't new to answering questions about her former girl order. In a January interview with The New York Times, the "Havana" singer referenced how her former group's VMA efficiency was "petty."


"It certainly hurt my feelings," mentioned Cabello. "I wasn’t expecting it, I wasn’t prepared for it — especially because at that point I’d moved on from it. I was just like, 'What? Why?' I have to create space for the good stuff to happen in my life," she mentioned. “I don’t like holding onto the past, especially once it’s stuff that, in my advice, is just petty."


With so much success coming Cabello's way it is only a matter of time before questions about Fifth Harmony and her separation from it cease. Up until then fans are still eager listen to what made the young star strike out on her own.