Yesterday’s dramatic X Factor final may have been the biggest night of Little Mix’s lives, but the only thing on the girls’ minds following the show was heading home to bed.
Girl group Little Mix made 'X Factor' history tonight by becoming the first group to win the title.
Mentored by Tulisa Contostavlos, the band scooped the crown in front a 10,000-strong audience at Wembley Arena in north London with millions more watching the TV3/ITV show live on television.
The band, made up of Jade Thirlwall, 18, Perrie Edwards, also 18, Jesy Nelson, 20, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 19, beat Liverpudlian Marcus Collins to the title.
The girls looked shiny and new on Daybreak this morning
The moment the girls won during last night’s final
The judges reckoned the girls won because they were ‘four lead singers’
The girls and their mentor looked stunned when host Dermot O'Leary announced the result with Leigh-Anne only managing to say ``oh my god, wow''.
Jade added: “We are just so so grateful and thankful to everyone who voted and to everyone backstage.”
Asked when the news would sink in, Jesy said: “Oh my god this is never going to sink in. We cannot thank the public enough.”
Runner-up Collins said the band “really deserve” the title, adding that they are “amazing.”
The girls, who had never met before being put together as a band, are representing different parts of the UK within the group with Jesy from Essex, Leigh-Anne from London and Jade and Perrie from South Shields, Tyne and Wear.
They have walked away from the talent show with a recording contract and will now release their winner’s single, a rendition of Damien Rice’s Cannonball, in a bid to top the charts with a Christmas number one.
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