Little Mix scared of roller coasters
By Bang Showbiz in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 20 July 2015
Little Mix have confessed they are ''chickens'' when it comes to roller coasters as they're too scared to ride them and instead choose to play arcade games at theme parks.
Little Mix are ''chickens'' when it comes to roller coasters.
The 'Black Magic' hitmakers have confessed they're not keen on going on scary rides when they visit theme parks and instead prefer to play arcade games.
Speaking to the crowd during their performance at Thorpe Park's Island Beats in Surrey, South East England on Friday (17.07.15), Leigh-Anne Pinnock said: ''How are you guys? Have you been on all the rides? [Points to Jesy Nelson and Jade Thirwall] These guys are chickens.''
Jade admitted she can't stand stomach-churning roller coasters, saying: ''We don't like rides.''
Jesy - who got engaged to her Rixton star boyfriend Jake Roche last night (19.07.15) - added that they'd opted for a basketball-style game instead, sharing: ''We've been shooting some hoops.''
The 'Move' singers - who also include blonde beauty Perrie Edwards - were greeted by hundreds of screaming fans as they took to the stage at the amusement park to perform hits including 'Salute', 'Wings' and 'DNA'.
In addition to Jesy's engagement the girls are also celebrating their third UK number 1 single after 'Black Magic' reached the top spot on Friday (17.07.15) following its digital release earlier in the week.
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