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Jesy Nelson is opening even more about her upcoming BBC Three documentary, Odd One Out.

In a brand new featurette, the 28-year-old Little Mix singer is explaining just why she chose to make the documentary.

“It’s me, telling my story of online trolling I suffered in the first five years of Little Mix,” she begins. “I think that everyone needs to know the effects of what online trolling can do to people and how bad it can really get.”

Jesy continued, “Social media is such a huge part of everyone’s lives [now]. You can say one nasty comment and think that no one will see it or it doesn’t mean anything, but it does. It effects people massively.”

If you missed it, Jesy got candid about the time she attempted suicide.

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Jesy Nelson is getting candid about her attempt to take her own life.

The 28-year-old Little Mix singer is opening up about the experience in her new Odd One Out documentary.

Jesy says after dealing with intense cyber bullying, she attempted suicide back in November of 2013. Thankfully, she was saved by her then-boyfriend who called an ambulance.

“I just remember thinking, ‘I just need this to go away, I’m going to end this,’” Jesy explained to The Sun.

She continued, “I remember going to the kitchen and just took as many tablets as I could. Then I laid in bed for ages and kept thinking, ‘Let it happen. Hurry up.’”

Thankfully, Jesy is on a much better path and now wants to help other people dealing with similar issues.

Make sure to get all the details on Odd Man Out, which explores mental health and body image. It premieres on September 12th.

Jesy Nelson holds hands with boyfriend Chris Hughes while leaving Global Studios in London on Monday morning (September 2).

The 28-year-old Little Mix singer stopped by a few other studios to talk about her upcoming BBC documentary, Odd One Out.

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Just last week, Jesy revealed the premiere date for special – September 12th!

You can get the full scoop on the documentary on JJJ now!

If you missed it, over the weekend, Jesy joined Little Mix for their performance at Fusion Festival.

Little Mix light up the stage during their set at the 2019 Fusion Festival in Liverpool, England on Sunday (September 1).

The ladies – Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Just JaredPerrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall – put on an amazing show at the annual event, performing all their hit songs.

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“Fusion festival with my gorgey little huns!” Perrie posted on Instagram with some cool group pics backstage. “Felt so good to be on stage again! Tour is around the corner and I CAN’T WAIT to see all your beautiful faces 🤩🖤.”

Earlier this year, Jesy Nelson announced that she had teamed up with BBC to produce a mental health documentary – and she just revealed a premiere date!

The upcoming special will explore all the aspects of mental health and body image, and while the Little Mix singer will the face of the feature, the documentary will also feature other young people sharing their own experiences.

“I can finally announce that my documentary, ‘Odd One Out’, will be airing on the 12th September at 9pm on BBC One,” she shared with fans on Instagram.

Jesy added, “I’m so excited for you all to see this and the incredible inspirational people I have met along the way.”

We’re so excited to watch it!

Jesy Nelson is getting candid with her fans on Instagram, revealing that she saw herself as “the fate one” from Little Mix.

In her latest Instagram, the 28-year-old singer revealed that since working on her mental health documentary with BBC, she’s been reflecting on her own journey.

“6 months ago this girl was someone I just wanted to forget. I wanted to erase her from my mind and everyone else’s memory,” she shared with a throwback pic of herself from an appearance. “I didn’t see her as Jesy I saw her as ‘the fat one from Little Mix.’”

She continues, “Up until now, I hated her not because she’d ever done anything bad but because I was made to hate her by endless amounts of trolling. Since filming my documentary for @bbcone and @bbcthree, I’ve learned so much more than I ever expected to.”

“Thanks to all the inspirational people I’ve met on this emotional journey, I now love the girl in this photo,” she wrote. “I’ve made this documentary for 2011 Jesy and for anyone who might be feeling like she did. I refused to speak about how I was feeling for so long. I was embarrassed and scared to. But I was so wrong to feel that way. Please if you are feeling how I did, SPEAK ABOUT IT. Talk to your family, speak to your friends, there’s always help out there.”

Jesy added, “If you’d have told that girl one day you won’t feel sad anymore, I’d never have believed you….and here I am. Now when I look in the mirror, I don’t see Jesy the fat one, I see Jesy the happy one!”

Her documentary is expected to be out later this year.

The ladies of Little Mix are celebrating pride and supporting the LGBTQ+ community!

The girl group – comprised of members Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock – had a dance off with Drag Queen versions of themselves in their new video for “Bounce Back” posted on YouTube on Friday (July 5).

Not only is Little Mix’s bounce back video hilariously entertaining, but it’s helping a good cause, too.

“Little Mix vs Dirty Trix 👑😂 Celebrating Pride with our faves @sink_the_pink ❤🧡💛💚💙💜,” Jade wrote on Instagram, along with a clip teasing the video collab. “Visit @aktcharity to support such a wonderful charity that helps LGBTQ+ young people who are homeless or living in hostile environments. ‪Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen ✨.”

Watch Little Mix’s “Bounce Back” video:

Read Little Mix’s advice for picking yourself up on your worst days here!