Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall recreates iconic Come Dine With Me moment in lockdown
The episode aired in 2016, but has since become an internet meme
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Your support makes all the difference.Little Mix’s Jade Thirlwall kept herself entertained during coronavirus lockdown by expertly recreating a heavily memed scene from Come Dine With Me.
The “Break Up Song” singer performed her own version of the now legendary clip, playing each of the four contestants with multiple wig and outfit changes.
Thirlwall lip syncs along with the speech, which sees an angry Peter Marsh, who came fourth in the 2016 episode, tell his fellow contestant: “You won, Jane. Enjoy the money, I hope it makes you very happy. Dear lord, what a sad little life, Jane.
“You ruined my night completely so you could have the money, but I hope now you can spend it on lessons in grace and decorum. Because you have all the grace of a reversing dump truck without any tyres on.”
Sharing the clip on Instagram, Thirlwall captioned the video: “what a sad little life Jane. #comedinewithme.”
It comes as Litte Mix were forced to cancel their upcoming UK summer tour due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“The health and safety of all our fans is always our number one priority,” they wrote.
“Please stay safe and stay home, lots of love, the girls x.”
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