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Jessica Sutta Blasts Pussycat Dolls Tour Exclusion, Calls It 'Cash Grab'

3/26/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Jessica Sutta, a Pussycat Dolls member, says her exclusion from the reunion tour stems from her support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
She felt blindsided by the announcement and said she was not informed in advance.
Sutta described the tour as a "cash grab" and faulted Nicole Scherzinger for the late outreach.
Sutta says past health issues linked to the COVID-19 vaccine have intensified her political activism.

History

Historical Context

The Pussycat Dolls, originally a burlesque troupe founded in 1995, transitioned to a pop group in 2003, achieving significant success with hits like "Don't Cha." However, internal conflicts, particularly regarding lead member Nicole Scherzinger's prominence, led to their disbandment in 2010. Their 2019 reunion was marred by contract disputes and the COVID-19 pandemic, culminating in the cancellation of their 2020 tour.

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Story summary

Jessica Sutta, a Pussycat Dolls member, says her exclusion from the reunion tour stems from her support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
She felt blindsided by the announcement and said she was not informed in advance.
Sutta described the tour as a "cash grab" and faulted Nicole Scherzinger for the late outreach.
Sutta says past health issues linked to the COVID-19 vaccine have intensified her political activism.

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