Between teaching Jonathan Ross how to twerk, pranking radio show hosts by storming off while talking about exes (pretty LOL, well done Leigh-Ann Pinnock) and promoting their new album, they literally haven't stopped.
Jade Thirwall even ripped up an interviewer's questions mid chat when the broached the subject of Jesy Nelson's missing engagement ring this week.
OUCHIE.
It seems like all anyone can talk about when it comes to Little Mix these days is their ex-lovers.
Perrie Edwards famously split from Zayn Malik last year, and has made it clear that she's happy to talk all about her heartbreak by penning some seriously tear jerking stuff in the band's book, Our World.
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After the release of Shout Out To My Ex (the song SO catchy that fans are apparently tweeting that they want to break up with their OH's so that they can enjoy it more), people picked up on the lyrics and couldn't help but wonder if it was Perrie's way of slating Zayn.
As she chirped: "Hope she's getting better sex/ Hope she ain't faking it like I did, babe," the world sat waiting to hear more stories like well-trained puppies.
Now, News Au say they've obtained the original lyrics to the song and it definitely sounds like it MIGHT (ahem definitely is) about Zayn.
The song was supposed to go like this: "heard he been f*cking some model chick.
"Yeah that shit hurt I'll admit/ But f*ck it boy I'm over it."
Crikey.
Coincidence that Zayn is now dating one of the most famous models in the world, Gigi Hadid?
Possibly. But PROBABLY not.
Perrie explained that the lyrics were changed, saying: "We didn't want to have the parental advisory sticker on our albums and singles.
"Even though our fans are our age, 20 or over 18, we still have a lot of young fans.
"But it does feel good to swear doesn't it?"
Naughty.