Pussycat Dolls Founders Settle Bitter Dispute Over Canceled Reunion Tour

In a surprising turn of events, former Pussycat Dolls lead singer Nicole Scherzinger and the group's founder, Robin Antin, have settled their long-running legal dispute over a planned reunion tour that never materialized.

The legal battle began in 2021 when Antin filed a lawsuit against Scherzinger, alleging that the singer had agreed to a 49% cut of the reunion tour profits but later demanded 75% and "complete creative control," which Antin described as "extortion." Scherzinger, in turn, filed a countersuit against Antin, claiming she had been damaged due to the failed reunion and that Antin had breached her duties, wasted funding, and made misrepresentations to secure a $600,000 advance from Live Nation.

After months of back-and-forth, the two parties have now reached a confidential settlement, bringing an end to the legal saga. The settlement comes just weeks before a hearing was scheduled to set a trial date, indicating that both sides were eager to resolve the dispute out of court.

While the specific terms of the agreement remain undisclosed, the resolution of this high-profile case will likely be welcomed by fans of the iconic girl group, who had been eagerly anticipating a reunion that never materialized.