Jesy Nelson has thanked fans for their support following her first public appearance since former Little Mix bandmate Perrie Edwards broke her silence on their feud. The singer attended the Sheffield DocFest on Thursday to showcase her new Amazon Prime documentary, 'Jesy Nelson Life Changing', which follows her life as a mother of twins diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
Sharing pictures on Instagram, Nelson wrote: 'The most special day showcasing my brand new documentary... soon to be airing on @primevideouk. Got to finally meet some of my beautiful fans today as well which has been such a long time coming. Thank you to every one that came to support me today. My heart is so full.'
The appearance comes a day after Edwards spoke on Jamie Laing's podcast about the fallout, describing Nelson as 'difficult' and saying she felt misrepresented by claims of lack of support. Edwards said: 'Take some accountability for your actions and realise you were difficult... you can only pick someone up so many f***ing times before you start losing track of your own sanity.'
Edwards also ruled out a reunion, stating: 'I can cut you off... if you upset me and hurt me in a way there's not really any going back.' Nelson's sister, Jade Nelson, defended her on Instagram, saying she is 'fed up with lies and accusations' and that she has watched her sister 'go through hell and back'.
