A drinks firm went bust last year owing £620,000 to pop band Little Mix, it has emerged.
The Natural Drinks Company, making slimline mixers, was dissolved following liquidation last year with debts of £1.1million.
Accounts lodged at Companies House show cash was owed to the band’s firm Eternal Dance Media Ltd.
Skinny Tonic Ltd, which has links to the failed firm, has been set up and gets cash via the £1.2billion Future Fund scheme.
Papers filed last week show Little Mix’s company still boasts a £6m fortune.
The band, now with Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 29, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall, both 28, have lost none of their earning power despite the exit by Jesy Nelson, 30, last year.
Their tour last summer was also cancelled due to the pandemic.
Accounts up to December 31, 2020 showed the group have £6,253,703, plus £199,134 in money owed, making a total of £6,452,837.
After costs of £1,567,927, they had £4,884,910 in capital and reserves.
Liverpool-based Skinny Tonic Ltd was approached for a comment.
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