Pussycat Dolls Reunite with 3 Members, 2 Disappointed

0:00This is Corey with the story with entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by the Daily News Now. The Pussycat dolls are reuniting for a world tour with just three original members, Nicole Schurzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts. The Grammy-nominated group, famous for dance pop hits from the mid-2000s, first formed with six singers inspired by a burlesque troupe. The band has seen lineup changes over the years. Coming on hiatus in 2009, amid tensions in fully disbanding in 2010, they tried to come back in 2019 without one member, but pandemic issues and legal fights canceled those plans. On the today's show, last Friday, March 20th, the trio explained the smaller group as part of their ever-shifting history. They stressed protecting their well-being after past ruptures and shared love for everyone who's been involved. Meanwhile, former members Jessica Sutta and Carmen Bachar voiced disappointment online. Sutta, sidelined by health problems that limit her dancing, said she got a late heads

1:02up on the news and faced online backlash. Bashar, a founding figure, learned about it publicly and wanted better communication given her early contributions. Both women remain proud of their time with the group and wish the tour well, highlighting how the full legacy includes off-stage efforts too. As we'll see what unfolds next for these dolls.