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Remember Monday, the UK’s representatives at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, have released an emotional statement addressing their fans following a disappointing finish. The girl group, comprised of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele, placed 19th in the competition, a result that left many fans feeling deflated.

The statement, posted across their social media channels, expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support they received throughout their Eurovision journey. "We’re absolutely heartbroken but incredibly grateful for every single one of you who supported us," the group wrote. "The Eurovision experience has been a dream come true, and we’re so proud to have represented the UK on such a huge stage."

Remember Monday’s performance of their song, [Insert Song Title Here – assuming you have it, otherwise remove this], was praised for its [mention specific strengths, e.g., strong vocals, catchy melody, unique staging]. However, despite the positive feedback, they faced stiff competition from powerhouse nations and ultimately fell short of qualifying for the top ten.

The group acknowledged the disappointment felt by their fans, but emphasized the importance of celebrating the spirit of Eurovision. “Eurovision is all about bringing people together through music, and we’re so proud to have been a part of that,” they continued. “Thank you for singing along, cheering us on, and making this experience so special. This is not the end, it's just the beginning.”

What went wrong? While there's no single answer, several factors could have contributed to the result. Eurovision voting is notoriously unpredictable, and the UK has struggled to gain traction in recent years. Some critics pointed to [mention potential critiques, e.g., the song's lack of originality, the staging being too understated]. However, the group’s talent and dedication were undeniable.

Looking Ahead: Remember Monday’s future remains bright. Their statement suggests they’re committed to continuing their music career and connecting with their fans. They’ve already garnered a significant following, and their Eurovision appearance is sure to boost their profile. Fans can expect to hear more from the group in the coming months, with plans for [mention any confirmed future plans, e.g., new music, tour dates].

The UK’s Eurovision journey continues, and while this year’s result may have been disappointing, Remember Monday’s message of gratitude and resilience serves as a reminder of the power of music and the unwavering support of fans. They have proven that even in the face of setbacks, the spirit of Eurovision can shine through.