Fifth Harmony's Lauren Jauregui Responds To Tiffany Haddish's VMAs Diss

She's rising above the gag at her expense.

Fifth Harmony singer Lauren Jauregui has responded to a joke made at her expense during this year’s MTV Video Music Awards.

During the ceremony, Lauren and her former bandmates were referenced during comedian Tiffany Haddish’s roast, comparing them to Camila Cabello, who left the group a year before their eventual split.

Lauren Jauregui
Lauren Jauregui
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Tiffany said: “Camila Cabello [or, rather, she said ‘Camila Cabelelo’ and then ‘Camille Cabello’]... is nominated for five VMAs tonight. I’m super proud of her.

“So those of you watching at home… hi Fifth Harmony!”

Lauren has now responded to the diss, which was met with a groan from the audience, in a post on her Twitter account.

She wrote: “Waiting for the day when supporting one successful dope woman does not mean insult to other successful dope women.

“There is energy and space for us all to beautifully coexist and bless the world with our individual truths, stories and talents.”

Immediately after her roast, Tiffany was berated by Best Hip-Hop Video winner Nicki Minaj, who told the ‘Girls Trip’ star: “Don’t be coming for Fifth Harmony because Normani is that bitch.”

Nicki Minaj stook up for former 5H star Normani during her acceptance speech
Nicki Minaj stook up for former 5H star Normani during her acceptance speech
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Normani was quick to thank Nicki for having her back on the night, tweeting to her: “I love you I love you I love you I love you I love you. You perfect queen you! Thank you for lifting me up. God is real.

“Now y’all know I love me some Nickiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Congratulations on tonight!!! Proud of you always.”

Fifth Harmony were among the biggest talking points at last year’s VMAs, thanks to their live performance, which alluded to Camila’s departure from the group.

They also took home the Best Pop Video prize for ‘Down’, their fourth Video Music Award overall.

Meanwhile, Camila took home the coveted Video Of The Year award at this year’s ceremony for her ‘Havana’ clip, beating stiff competition from Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Bruno Mars and Cardi B, Ariana Grande and Childish Gambino. She was also named Artist Of The Year.

Camila Cabello

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