Little Mix set to star in Home and Away and Neighbours? Girlband reveal they’ve been asked by producers
They've admitted they want to star alongside 'hot surfer guys' in an Aussie soap
AS the Australian leg of their Get Weird tour comes to a close, the country has clearly left a lasting impression on the Little Mix girls.
They've admitted that they would "love" the opportunity to have cameo roles in Home and Away or Neighbours.
Little Mix have just finished their tour of the east coast of Australia, and have said that during their visit they were approached to appear on an Aussie soap.
Jade Thirwall, who recently declared her love for bassist boyfriend Jed Elliot on social media, told the Daily Telegraph: "We would love to do a cameo. We were asked. Absolutely."
Unfortunately, the hectic schedule that saw them playing shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne left them with no time to squeeze in a day on a sandy set.
Once engaged to Zayn Malik, blonde babe Perrie Edwards admitted she's now "obsessed with surfer boys".
She said: "Any hot surfer guys, Australia is the place for men."
Whilst her band mate likes the idea of acting alongside beach-dwelling boys, Leigh-Anne Pinnock has a deeper emotional connection to Home and Away.
She's reportedly named after one of Summer Bay's characters.
The Black Magic starlets might not have found time to star in a soap whilst Down Under, but the foursome did have enough time to mess around making fun slo-mo videos for their fans.
On stage, the sassy singers have been shocking Australian audiences with their revealing outfits, which include fishnet stockings, see-through tops and high-waisted knickers.
After their gig at Brisbane's Convention Centre, Leigh-Anne uploaded a photo of the girls shaking their scantily-clad booties, writing: "Brisbane brought it."
Although they're evidently honoured to have such loyal and excitable fans, they have opened up about the pressures of being so famous.
Speaking to Australian radio station Nova 96.9, Jesy Nelson said: "Sometimes you can end up feeling like you don't have a life because you don't want to go out because you're constantly getting hounded but we're lucky we're not at that stage where we can't walk out the door."