Fifth Harmony is celebrating a major milestone. Fourteen years after the group was formed on The X Factor USA on July 27, 2012, the members have launched a special anniversary merchandise collection, giving Harmonizers a new way to commemorate one of pop’s biggest girl groups.
The group announced the release on social media with a short message: “celebrating our anniversary. the anniversary collection is now available for preorder. fifthharmony.com.” The limited collection is available now for preorder through the group’s official website, marking the latest surprise for fans amid continued speculation surrounding the group’s future.
The anniversary drop arrives during a year in which Fifth Harmony has remained firmly in the conversation despite not releasing new music together. While the collection celebrates the group’s legacy, it also comes as reunion rumors continue to circulate following several notable developments over the past year.
Interest in a comeback intensified after Normani addressed the possibility of a reunion during the American Heart Association’s Red Dress Collection Concert 2026 at Jazz at Lincoln Center on January 29. Asked whether fans could expect Fifth Harmony to reunite this year, the singer stopped short of confirming anything but offered an optimistic response. “New music? I can’t speak to,” she said with a smile. “There’s some great things in the works.”
Those comments quickly reignited excitement among Harmonizers, especially after the group’s surprise onstage reunion in late 2025. Normani, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui performed together during the Jonas Brothers’ tour, marking their first live appearance as a group in years. Camila Cabello, who departed Fifth Harmony in 2016 before the quartet continued as four members, did not participate in the reunion.
The anniversary merchandise arrives as fans continue celebrating Fifth Harmony’s enduring legacy in pop music. Formed on July 27, 2012, the group went on to score global hits including “Worth It,” “Work From Home,” and “BO$$,” earning multi-platinum certifications and becoming one of the defining girl groups of the 2010s.
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