In a moment that reignited fan enthusiasm and nostalgia, three members of the iconic girl group Fifth Harmony — Lauren Jauregui, Dinah Jane, and Ally Brooke — reunited publicly at a Los Angeles Sparks WNBA game on May 25, 2025. Their appearance at the Crypto.com Arena during the Sparks’ 91–78 win over the Chicago Sky was unexpected, marking the first time the trio had been seen together in an official capacity since the group announced their indefinite hiatus in 2018.
As fans in attendance realized who was sitting courtside, excitement buzzed throughout the arena. That energy reached a peak when the stadium DJ played Fifth Harmony’s empowering anthem “That’s My Girl” during a break in the game. The moment became a viral sensation as the trio joined in the chorus from their seats, singing along and cheering, clearly caught in the moment. Videos shared by fans quickly circulated on social media, drawing millions of views and fueling hopes of a possible reunion.
Dinah Jane took to Instagram Stories shortly after, sharing clips of the group’s spontaneous sing-along. She captioned the posts with playful emojis and tags for her former bandmates, adding to the growing speculation. “Always a vibe with my girls,” she wrote, alongside a short video of the crowd recognizing them and erupting into cheers. Ally Brooke also posted a photo of the trio with the caption, “Reunited and it feels so good 💕.”
The informal reunion comes at a time when musical comebacks and nostalgia tours are thriving in the entertainment world. Fifth Harmony, formed during the second season of The X Factor USA in 2012, became a powerhouse of pop music with chart-toppers like “Work from Home,” “Sledgehammer,” and “Worth It.” Known for their fierce vocals and messages of female empowerment, the group quickly amassed a global fanbase.
Following Camila Cabello’s departure in 2016 to pursue a solo career, the remaining members continued as a quartet before eventually going on hiatus in 2018. Each member ventured into solo endeavors: Normani found success with singles like “Motivation” and high-profile collaborations, Lauren Jauregui released introspective solo music, Ally Brooke pursued both music and television, and Dinah Jane worked on R&B-influenced projects.
Their collective break allowed each artist to grow individually, but fans have long hoped for a reunion. Over the years, the members have spoken positively about their time together and left the door open for a potential return, though no formal announcements have been made. This recent public appearance — especially accompanied by a live moment of harmony and camaraderie — has rekindled hope within the fandom.
Industry insiders suggest that even an informal collaboration or single performance could have a major cultural impact, given the group’s legacy and the current appetite for nostalgic pop. Moreover, the WNBA game setting — a celebration of women’s sports — provided a fitting backdrop for a group known for their themes of empowerment.
While the event wasn’t organized as an official musical reunion, the sight of Jauregui, Brooke, and Jane together on May 25 has sparked media interest and trending hashtags. As one fan on Twitter put it, “All I need is a tour. Just one tour. Fifth Harmony you have my whole heart.”
As of now, no plans for a formal reunion have been confirmed. However, the organic energy of their appearance suggests that the members remain close and comfortable with the idea of sharing space, and potentially a stage, once again. Whether or not that becomes a reality, the excitement generated by a simple basketball game appearance has reminded the world of Fifth Harmony’s enduring cultural presence.
For now, fans can bask in the joy of seeing the trio back together — and hold onto hope that this could be the beginning of something more.