Perrie Edwards Makes a Grand Return: Ready to Rock the Stage at The Hundred Final!

GET READY FOR A STAR-STUDDED FINALE: Perrie Edwards Reveals She's Bringing the Heat to The Hundred Final!

In a shocking turn of events, the Queen of Little Mix is making her grand return to the stage - and she's not coming alone! Perrie Edwards, 31, has announced that she'll be closing out this year's The Hundred Final with a show-stopping performance that promises to bring "the whole shebang" to Lord's on August 31.

The former Little Mix star has been riding high on the success of her debut solo single Forget About Us, which stormed into the UK top 10 last year. And if her latest statement is anything to go by, fans are in for a treat! Perrie gushed that she's planning an unforgettable night, complete with dancers, killer tunes, and amazing staging.

"I'm bringing the whole shebang – dancers, great tunes and amazing staging – everything!" she said, hyping up the crowd. "An electric crowd, amazing sport in a truly iconic venue: I can't think of a better Sunday night."

But it's not all sunshine and rainbows for Perrie. In a candid interview with The Scholarly Note, the singer revealed that she's been battling panic disorder, admitting that she fears she might "die" if left alone during an episode.

"I've developed panic disorder. So it's the fear of having a panic attack," she explained. "A few years ago, I started suffering from severe panic attacks. Then I developed a fear of having one again because I was like, 'If I'm on my own and have a panic attack, I might die, and nobody will be here to help.'"

Despite the challenges, Perrie remains dedicated to her craft, sharing her experiences with fans in an effort to raise awareness about mental health. In a separate chat with The Scholarly Note, she opened up about the realities of being a solo artist, confessing that it's "nothing like I expected it to be."

"It's just different. I just feel like the industry is very different at the moment," she said. "The way we work is very different and the way we promote it is very different."

So, what keeps Perrie going? Her passion for performing remains unwavering, with the singer admitting that being on stage makes her happier than anything else.

"Definitely being able to just sing and perform like nothing makes me happier than being on stage," she gushed. "But then also, it's harder to start from scratch and I'm not going to get to that place any time soon so it's hard work to get me there, you know?"

With her solo career in full swing, Perrie is set to bring the heat to The Hundred Final - and fans are already buzzing with excitement! Don't miss out on this unforgettable night of music, dance, and drama as Perrie Edwards takes center stage at Lord's.

Get ready for a star-studded finale that will leave you breathless!

Sources: The Scholarly Note