Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall dances on the beach in South Shields and parties with Andy Carroll in new music video

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Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall made sure to show off her home town in the band’s new music video for track Wasabi.

The South Shields star proudly announced the release of the new music video for the Little Mix track on Instagram, which shows her dancing on the town’s Sandhaven beach.

The video was shared with fans for the first time on Thursday, March 12, and has already racked up more than 1.6 million views on YouTube.

The video shows candid footage taken from the band’s most recent tour along with shots of those nearest and dearest to the band.

Hailed by many as a South Shields girl through and through, Jade makes regular visits to her home town and opened cocktail bar Arbeia in the town centre in a bid to help local nightlife thrive.

And one of the 27-year-old’s most recent visits is captured on camera for the music video, which shows her dancing on Sandhaven beach before playfully running away from the waves as the tide comes in.

Shots which appear to show Jade enjoying nights out in her new bar Arbeia also feature, with Newcastle United player Andy Carroll making a guest appearance at the venue.

Band members Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson and Leigh-Anne Pinnock also include clips of their family members, friends and partners in the playful video which has gone down a storm with fans.

Jade Thirlwall dances on Sandhaven Beach in South Shields in the new Little Mix video for track Wasabi.
Image by Little Mix. — Jade Thirlwall dances on Sandhaven Beach in South Shields in the new Little Mix video for track Wasabi. Image by Little Mix. | Other 3rd Party

One Little Mix fan commented: “This is one of their best music videos, not because there are big effects and stages, but because they’re having the time of their lives and they’re loving what they do.”

While another said: “Who else think Little Mix is the best girl group of this generation?”

The video comes just days after the band performed in Brazil without Perrie Edwards, who was too ill to travel for their gig at the GRLS! Festival 2020 at the Memorial da América Latina in São Paulo.

And the band’s love of the North East was also highlighted this week with the promise of a “South Shields takeover” on BBC One as comedian Chris Ramsey, also from the town, was announced as the host of their new singing show; Little Mix The Search.