Is Camila Cabello A-List?

Fifth Harmony Formation

Cabello auditions for *The X Factor* and is grouped into Fifth Harmony. The group signs a record deal and begins building a fanbase, launching Cabello's career as a teenager.

Fifth Harmony Peak Success

Fifth Harmony releases *Reflection* and *7/27*, becoming one of the best-selling girl groups with hits like "Worth It." Cabello emerges as the group's breakout star while exploring solo collaborations.

Solo Breakthrough: I Know What

Her collaboration with Machine Gun Kelly, "Bad Things," reaches #4 on Billboard Hot 100. Cabello announces her departure from Fifth Harmony to pursue a solo career, generating massive media attention.

Havana Phenomenon

Debut solo album *Camila* and single "Havana" dominate global charts, with "Havana" becoming one of the best-selling digital singles ever. Cabello establishes herself as a major solo pop star.

Señorita & Shawn Mendes

"Señorita" with Shawn Mendes becomes a massive hit and their high-profile romance dominates tabloids. The song's success and media attention elevate Cabello's celebrity to new heights.

Acting Debut Mixed Results

Cabello stars in *Cinderella* musical film for Amazon, which receives mixed reviews. While expanding her brand, the lukewarm reception and relationship breakup temporarily cool her momentum.

Musical Comeback & Maturity

New album releases and successful tours reestablish Cabello as a major pop force. Her evolving artistry and continued chart success demonstrate staying power beyond her Fifth Harmony origins.

Established Pop Star

At 29, Cabello maintains A-list status as one of the biggest pop stars of her generation. Her solo career has definitively eclipsed Fifth Harmony, with multiple hit albums, tours, and continued cultural relevance.