Nicole Scherzinger Settles Lawsuit with Pussycat Dolls Founder over Failed Reunion Tour

Nicole Scherzinger and Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin have settled their legal dispute over a failed reunion tour, dismissing both the lawsuit and countersuit after nearly five years of litigation. The conflict began when Antin sued Scherzinger in 2021, alleging that Scherzinger demanded a larger share of profits and creative control after initially agreeing to a 49% cut, which caused the reunion tour to collapse. Scherzinger countered, suing for damages and accusing Antin of mismanaging funds and damaging the group's goodwill. After multiple delays and negotiations, including requests for more time due to professional commitments like Scherzinger's Broadway show, the parties reached a confidential settlement and dismissed all claims in late October 2025. The legal battle highlighted tensions within the group, including Scherzinger's exclusion of former bandmates from her wedding. Both sides had struggled to finalize terms, with Antin's lawyer withdrawing due to irreconcilable differences before the settlement was reached.