The 35-year-old singer, who thinks it is important to bring in a new generation of girl groups to set a good example to younger women, said she still longs for the "power" and excitement of being on stage. Reported Femalefirst.
"There's been so many artists -- and there's nothing wrong with it -- who want to be solo. It's what we're used to right now. And like I said, there's nothing wrong with it.
"But I think it's time for another generation to see women coming together. I think it's time for another generation to see camaraderie. I think it's time for another generation to hear voices together. To hear the power of it, how exciting it is. How it's a force on stage. That is something that is missed. Hell, I miss it.
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