Lauren Jauregui had her Fifth Harmony sisters by her side at Dancing with the Stars on Tuesday night.
“It’s amazing that nine years later that this song is still going crazy,” Jauregui said, before adding of her bandmates: “They’re the best. Thank you, girls, for being here! I love you.”
Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, and Normani watched on while Jauregui cha-cha’d to the group’s hit “Work From Home” with partner Brandon Armstrong to celebrate the show’s TikTok Night.
Jauregui and Armstrong wore yellow to match the construction-site aesthetic of the group’s viral music video. The stage mirrored that theme, with backup dancers in hard hats and construction gear. After finishing the routine, Jauregui walked over to join Ally, Dinah, and Normani — along with the group’s choreographer, Sean Bankhead — at a nearby table.
“I’ve been doing Fifth Harmony’s choreography for years, so introducing new dance moves to it is hard,” said Jauregui in a preview sequence to their dance. Jauregui ended up scorring 18 points out of 30 possible for her dance.
This isn’t the first time Fifth Harmony has made its mark on DWTS. Back in 2017, Normani competed on Season 24 and finished in third place, with the group performing “Impossible” as Normani danced the rumba to the ballad that launched the group’s career. Two years later, Ally Brooke joined Season 28, also landing in third. She kicked off the competition by dancing to “Work From Home” on opening night.
Before any of its members competed on DWTS, Fifth Harmony also performed “All in My Head (Flex)” during the finale of Season 23 in 2016 and “Worth It” during the finale of Season 22 in 2015.
“Normani and Ally both are so sweet, so excited for me,” Jauregui previously told People. “Normani was just like, ‘Have so much fun. Take it a step at a time, and just be as present as possible and enjoy it because it goes by really fast.’ And she was not wrong. This is so fast.”
Also competing with Jauregui on Season 34 of DWTS are Boy Meets World‘s Danielle Fishel, Pentatonix’s Scott Hoying, Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles, Hilaria Baldwin, Alix Earle, and Dylan Efron.
Fifth Harmony reunited as a four-piece on Aug. 31 for the first time since their “indefinite hiatus” in 2017, performing hits “Work From Home” and “Worth It” during a Jonas Brothers’ show in Dallas, Texas.
