The article highlights public commentary and media narratives while simultaneously engaging in sensationalism — focusing on appearance ('sizzling', 'plunging white halterneck dress'), timing ('hours after'), and dramatic quotes — revealing a self-aware but unrepentant tabloid framing.

"Jesy looked to not have a care in the world as she flicked her long perfectly waved locks as she posed in her hotel room hours after ex bandmate Perrie had branded her as 'difficult'"

The framing centers on public accusations, emotional reactions, and sisterly defense, reducing the women's experiences to interpersonal drama while downplaying systemic issues like mental health pressures in the entertainment industry.

"'What annoys me the most... is when situations like this happen and the other person doesn't take any accountability. That boils my blood!'"

Mental health is mentioned primarily to contextualize conflict and justify behavior, rather than being explored as a serious issue. Jesy’s suicide attempts are cited in a defensive social media post, used rhetorically in the feud rather than framed with sensitivity.

"Jade went on to point out that her sister had tried to take her own life twice as she suffered with mental health issues."