Jesy Nelson, former member of Little Mix, faces allegations that her vocals on the group's final track, 'No Time For Tears', were performed by an impersonator. The claim was made by producer Tre Jean-Marie, who revealed on Instagram that Jesy's backing vocals and some lead parts were recorded by someone else as she was 'quite literally over it' during the recording process. The song, which was released shortly before Jesy left the group in 2020, recently achieved Gold certification in the UK, selling over 400,000 copies. This revelation has sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some expressing surprise and others showing understanding for Jesy's mental health struggles that led to her departure. The ongoing tension between Jesy and her former bandmates has also been highlighted, with Perrie Edwards acknowledging their estrangement in recent interviews. Jesy's exit from Little Mix has remained a sensitive topic, compounded by her previous mental health challenges and the fallout from her departure.