A Cry for Help
Leigh-Anne Pinnock, the former Little Mix sensation, has issued a desperate plea in the search for her missing niece.
The renown singer expressed her distress as her niece, Faith, has disappeared from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. The last outfit Faith was seen wearing consisted of a black crop top, black leggings, and a Jordan backpack.
Voicing her concern, Pinnock disclosed that the authorities have been alerted about the situation.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock’s niece was said to have gone missing on Monday 22 July. Pic: Leigh-Anne Pinnock/Instagram
Anxiety Rises
The Black Project, an organization focused on arts and culture that has previously collaborated with Pinnock’s charity, The Black Fund, also joined the cause and mentioned that Faith, a 13-year-old, has been missing since the afternoon of July 22.
Pinnock urgently stated, “My niece Faith is missing. Please share this message as we are overwhelmed with worry; she doesn’t have a phone or money.”
She continued, “Even though the authorities are aware, Faith has not been located yet.”
The Black Project emphasized, “There is uncertainty regarding Faith’s departure from High Wycombe. Her family is distraught with the inability to reach her.
They implored anyone possessing information to come forward.
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From Local to Global Fame
Pinnock’s roots trace back to High Wycombe, a town in Buckinghamshire, before her journey to fame began with The X Factor auditions, culminating in the formation of Little Mix in 2011.
Joined by her fellow bandmates Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall, and Jesy Nelson, the group emerged victorious in the contest.
Little Mix went on to release six studio albums, including five chart-topping singles in the UK, before announcing their disbandment in December 2021.
