KIMBERLY Wyatt has hinted that the impending Pussycat Dolls reunion tour could be their last.
The performer is gearing up to reunite with two of her bandmates, Nicole Scherzinger and Ashley Roberts, for their PCD Forever Tour which kicks off in just days in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Kimberly Wyatt has hinted the upcoming Pussycat Dolls concerts could be their last ever Credit: Getty
The group have reformed as a trio for the PCD Forever Tour Credit: AFP
The ladies will tour across Europe for just over a month visiting different arenas across the continent before ending with an epic stadium gig in Sao Paulo, Brazil at the end of October.
However, the tour hasn’t been without its hiccups after the girls were forced to axe a 31-date North American arena leg over the summer after poor ticket sales.
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Nearly all of the venues sold little amounts of tickets, leading to the mass cancellation of the USA leg.
Now, Kimberly has suggested that she is treating the upcoming run of shows as the Pussycat Dolls’ ‘last’ with uncertainty remaining if they will continue to perform together at the end of the tour.
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But Kimberly is bracing herself for it to be the last time Credit: Getty
The group’s reunion plans have been marked by constant struggles Credit: PA:Press Association
Only three members of the original six who recorded their debut album remain Credit: PA:Press Association
Kimberly is excited to take the tour on the road once again Credit: Getty
Speaking to the Daily Mail just days before the tour officially kicks off, Kimberly said: “I think going on stage knowing it could be your last is something really special because you don’t miss any of those moments.
“I think we’re all in that same headspace about this and we are able to kind of tackle it as grown women.
“It doesn’t feel like it’s so much about proving ourselves.
“It’s really about just embracing the fact that we did something really awesome together and that nostalgia factor is still there.
“It’s another opportunity to show up for each other and come together as the three and be really mindful of you just never know when your last performance might be.”
Only three members of the original line-up are taking part in the tour.
A Pussycat Dolls reunion has been in the works since 2017 and over the past nine years has faced countless setbacks including various legal battles.
Plans were first drawn up nine years ago to relaunch the group as well as a “second generation” of the band which was to be fronted by Pia Mia and a group of new backing dancers.
However, contract disputes prevented either reunion from occurring despite Pia pocketing $100,000 in advance.
Two years later, in 2019, a new agreement was drawn to see the original line-up reunite, minus Melody Thornton.
The band released their comeback single, React, and confirmed a European arena tour followed by summer festival performances across Australia and the UK.
However, the concerts were postponed a number of times due to the Covid-19 pandemic before further contract breakdowns saw the tour abandoned amid a lawsuit between lead singer Nicole and the group’s founder and lead manager, Robin Antin.
The dispute rumbled on for years but was quietly settled in October 2025.
It then prompted Nicole to re-form the group once again but this time just with UK-based stars Ashley and Kimberly after a breakdown in relations with American-based Dolls, Carmit Bachar and Jessica Sutta.
The PCD Forever Tour visits the UK in late September and October.
