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The 'Forever Is Over' singers criticised West for ruining Swift's moment in the limelight and insisted that they would not tolerate his behaviour.
"What an animal. I don't care if it was a publicity stunt, it was too mean," Rochelle Wiseman told the Daily Star.
"Beyoncé saved the day. What a classy lady, she's the real star.
"I don't think he'd dare try it with five of us girls on stage," she added. "But if he did, he wouldn't still be standing."
Wiseman added that the group were no longer interested in working with the 'Love Lockdown' rapper.
"I don't know how many times we've said we'd love to work with Kanye, but that's the last time I say that. From now on it's all about Jay-Z."
The Saturdays release their second album on October 12.
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