Carmit Bachar has no idea what’s going on with the Pussycat Dolls’ reunion.
The group reformed and released comeback single React in early 2020, but a planned UK tour was put on hold amid the pandemic and it’s yet to be rescheduled.
Subsequently, the group was shrouded in legal issues when founder Robin Antin sued Nicole Scherzinger over allegations she wanted complete control over the future of the band.
According to Kimberley Wyatt, dates are still on the cards for September 2022 – but Carmit isn’t too sure.
She penned on Instagram: “I feel disrespected as well by the whole situation. I want this reunion to happen like you. Check with the people that are silent.”
According to The Sun, Carmit has signed a non-disclosure agreement meaning she can’t say what’s happening.
According to papers filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, Robin and Nicole came to a deal for a reunion tour and a new Pussycat Dolls business venture in late 2019.
While the Stuckwitchu singer originally agreed to receive 49 per cent of potential earnings, Robin says Nicole now “refuses to participate in the tour” and has “demanded to renegotiate the terms” of their agreement.
However, in response to the filing, Nicole’s lawyer claimed it’s a “desperate attempt to divert blame for her own failures by trying to impose obligations on Nicole that simply do not exist”.
“Nicole loves and respects the PCD fans and hopes to one day be back on stage performing the group’s amazing hits for them,” they added. “Sadly, this will not happen under these circumstances.”
