LITTLE Mix’s Perrie Edwards broke down in tears during the band’s penultimate performance after admitting she’d been told not to perform by doctors.
The singer, who has a throat infection, soldiered on and gave a stellar performance alongside her bandmates Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall at London’s O2 Arena.
The trio will give their final performance before taking a hiatus from the band tonight at the iconic venue.
During last night’s gig, mum-of-one Perrie, 28, said she had been suffering with illness but wanted to push on.
In a break between songs she told the packed out crowd: “I have a bit of a throat infection, and my doctor was like, ‘You shouldn’t be singing, you shouldn’t perform.’
“I said: ‘Tough!’ I said there is no way I missing out on London’s O2.
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“Can you imagine? I said, ‘Don’t worry, doc. Our crowds will sing every single line.’”
As the concert went on Perrie later broke down in tear as she thanked the group’s fans for all they had done for them.
She cried as she said: “You are incredible.
“We are so thankful. And we are grateful to you guys as well for making this the most amazing ten years of our lives.”
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Perrie’s bandmate Jade also struggled to hold back her emotions and broke down as she spoke to the audience.
She said: “It’s so nice being out here and seeing all your faces.
“Can you believe it has been over ten years of Little Mix?
“We have been through everything together, all the ups, all the downs, we’ve laughed together, we’ve cried together, we’ve got through some of the darkest moments in our lives together.
“We have created some of the most incredible memories.
“The sisterhood and the bond that we have will last forever.”
The band, who were formed on The X Factor with their ex-bandmate Jesy Nelson, announced they were going on a break last year.
But in their final interview with The Sun they vowed to come back for their fans.
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Perrie said: “Honestly, we haven’t even parted ways yet and we’re already talking about when we’re coming back!
“We’re like: ‘Is two years away enough? Two and a bit years?’”
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