The Pussycat Dolls all agree that this “banging track” is their least favorite song to perform.
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Published by Cel Manero from Global One Media Inc.
Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts have come back together to release a new track and prepare for the upcoming PCD Forever tour.
The Pussycat Dolls might skip performing one of their most well-known hits during their reunion tour.
In a recent interview with Four Nine, original members Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts took part in a “Bestie Test” to show how well they know each other—and ended up revealing the song they enjoy performing the least.
Before writing their answers on heart-shaped whiteboards, Roberts expressed confidence that they all knew the same answer, jokingly saying she needed to “stretch” for it. When they revealed their responses, the trio laughed after all naming their 2009 track “Bottlepop.”
Although host Billy Turner pointed out that the song is a fan favorite, Wyatt acknowledged its appeal, calling it a strong track, while Roberts humorously added that despite that, it’s still not their favorite to perform. Earlier in the interview, Scherzinger mentioned that she most enjoys performing songs like “Jai Ho,” “Buttons,” and “Don’t Cha.”
Earlier this month, the trio confirmed they are reuniting to release a new song titled “Club Song” and will embark on a global tour marking the 20th anniversary of their debut album.
Notably absent from the reunion are original members Carmit Bachar, Jessica Sutta, and Melody Thornton. Bachar and Sutta have both publicly addressed their absence.
In an Instagram statement shared on March 17, Bachar reflected on her time with the group, expressing gratitude for the music, experiences, and fans. However, she stated that she was not contacted about the reunion and only learned about it when it was publicly announced, adding that she would have appreciated direct communication given her early contributions to the group.
Sutta also released a statement, explaining that she had no plans to return under the current circumstances and is currently unable to dance due to ongoing health concerns. She shared that she had attempted to reach out privately for months but only received a response shortly before the public announcement, leaving her little time to process the situation. Despite this, she expressed well wishes for the group’s future success.
During an appearance on the 3rd Hour of Today, Scherzinger appeared uncomfortable when asked about Bachar and Sutta’s remarks and struggled to respond. Wyatt stepped in, explaining that the group’s lineup has evolved over time and reflects its current form in 2026. She added that the group is focused on maintaining peace and moving forward, noting that while there have been challenges in the past, they are now in a place of rebuilding and alignment.
