The Pussycat Dolls addressed questions this week after Carmit Bachar said she was not invited to join the group’s latest reunion. In recent interviews, Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts spoke about the decision as the group moves forward as a trio.
The return includes new music and a 2026 world tour, but not every former member is part of this version of the group. Bachar said she learned about the reunion when it was announced publicly, which led to a wave of reaction from fans online.
During their response, the trio made clear that the lineup reflects where they are now. They also said they still have respect for the members who helped shape the group’s history. Scherzinger described the reunion as something she wanted to make happen with Wyatt and Roberts, while Wyatt noted that the group has changed over time.
The moment adds a layer of tension to an otherwise celebratory comeback, with the reunion bringing both excitement from fans and renewed attention to old dynamics within the group.
