The band broke-up just hours after their final show in Liverpool and the 27-year-old singer said she never wanted it to happen and the other girls went against her wishes, reported Daily Mirror.
"You should know by now I had no part in any of this split business. I couldn't stop them. I had the best time and want to keep going," she posted on Twitter.
"I couldn't stop them. I had the best time & want to keep going. I have seen you many of you at the tour work as hard as us! That is why I cried last night on stage & probably tonight again. Not sad, happy tears. I cannot thank you enough. I love seeing all your faces. Ok more tears. I love you all forever," she added.
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