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Lauren Jauregui is enjoying "branching out" from Fifth Harmony and "exploring" her own sound.
The 21-year-old singer – who has collaborated solo with the likes of Steve Aoki and Halsey – thinks it is "really cool" that the group have been able to work on their own music as well as with the band.
She said: "I mean, all of us are exploring [our own projects] right now. We’re at such an amazing place harmoniously with each other with communication and support for one another. We’ve grown so much over the past year even, and I love genuinely being able to explore myself and know that my girls are there for me.
"It’s really cool, because we’re branching out to creatively discover ourselves, because we never really got an opportunity to do that since we started this when we were … I was like 16 when I started. It’s cool to be able to give each other that space to really explore ourselves individually and grow."
However, the ‘Work From Home’ hitmaker insists the group are still "really focused" on the band’s musical offerings too.
She added to Entertainment Tonight: "We’re still promoting this [album] and we’re touring a little bit next year in Australia and Asia in March … and hopefully we’ll do a U.S. and Europe run. We’re really focused still on this album. [Fifth Harmony] is so fire and it’s our best work thus far, so I’m grateful for that, and hopefully we can keep exploring that. That’ll be amazing."

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