Nicole Scherzinger's Lawyer Reacts to Lawsuit Filed by Pussycat Dolls Founder

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Nicole Scherzinger has hit out at a lawsuit filed against her by Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin, saying that the accusations made are “ludicrous and false”.Antin filed her lawsuit earlier this week, claiming that Scherzinger was refusing to take part in a previously agreed Pussycat Dolls reunion tour unless she was given 75% of the profits and “complete creative control”.Scherzinger was already supposed to receive 49% of any profits from the run of shows, which was originally planned to take place in 2020 but was postponed several times due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Antin claims that it has not been possible to reschedule the shows following the most recent postponements because of Scherzinger’s “extortion”, and this has led Live Nation

Nicole Scherzinger, 43, has hit back at the founder of girlband The Pussycat Dolls after she became embroiled in a dispute over performing in the band's reunion tour.The star is reportedly refusing to star in the band's upcoming gigs, which were announced in 2019, unless she gets a majority share of the group's company, including creative control.Choreographer Robin Antin founded the Pussycat Dolls in 1995.But last week, the founder of the girl group filed a lawsuit against the band's former lead singer Nicole.The TV personality holds a 49 per cent share in company Pussycat Dolls Worldwide, with Robin holding the remaining 51 per cent.The lawsuit claims that the star is threatening to walk away from the group's upcoming reunion, unless

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterNicole Scherzinger has hit back at claims her cash demands are holding up a Pussycat Dolls comeback tour.The singer, 43, was accused by band founder Robin Antin of threats to walk away unless she earns 75% of the cash.According to a lawsuit filed in LA Superior Court, Scherzinger wants a majority share in funds and complete creative control.But her lawyer labelled the claims “ludicrous and false”.Howard King said: “Robin will fail in her efforts to trade on Nicole’s hard-earned success to pull herself out of a deep financial hole she has created by her own poor decisions.“Prior to Nicole’s involvement, trading on Nicole’s name without her consent, Robin borrowed

Nicole Scherzinger is hitting back at Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin. The star is denying claims that she's refusing to be a part of the band's previously announced reunion tour.Antin's claims come as part of a lawsuit the choreographer and band founder filed against Scherzinger last week.

DOGGED by tales of hatred and jealousy between members, girl group The Pussycat Dolls were synonymous with bitching and back-stabbing throughout their heyday. Now, two years on from their shock reunion, relations have descended into such a mess — again — the final nail is in the coffin of the sexy pop band.

Looks like we’ve got a real Pussycat fight on our hands.

Nicole Scherzinger has responded after she was sued by the founder of the Pussycat Dolls for allegedly refusing to take part in the group’s previously announced reunion.The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court last week by choreographer Robin Antin, who founded the Pussycat Dolls in 1995.The suit claims that Scherzinger is threatening to walk away from the group’s upcoming reunion, which has been delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, unless she is granted a majority share in the PCD Worldwide company, as well as “complete creative control” and “final decision-making authority”.Scherzinger currently has a 49 per cent share in the company (with Antin holding a 51 per cent share), but it is claimed that she is now seeking to increase

Just days after Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin filed a lawsuit claiming Nicole Scherzinger was refusing to participate in the group's reunion tour, Scherzinger is firing back.Antin claims that Scherzinger is trying to re-negotiate a 2019 agreement about their venture, Pussycat Dolls Worldwide, and their planned reunion tour.Antin claimed the 43-year-old Masked Singer star is threatening to pull out of the tour unless she gets 75% of the company and 'complete creative control,' with her lawyer Howard King telling Peoplethe claims are, 'ludicrous and false.' Firing back:Just days after Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin filed a lawsuit claiming Nicole Scherzinger was refusing to participate in the group's reunion tour, Scherzinger is

Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin has sued the outfit’s most prominent member, Nicole Scherzinger, accusing her of “extortion”. Antin says that Scherzinger is refusing to take part in a delayed reunion tour unless she is granted a larger share of its profits and “complete creative control”.Scherzinger agreed to take part in the tour in 2019, following two years of negotiations, says Antin’s lawsuit.

Pussycat Dolls, has been sued by Robin Antin, the choreographer who first assembled the quintet.The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court last week, accuses Scherzinger of threatening to walk away from the group’s upcoming reunion plans unless she is granted a majority share and “complete creative control” and “final decision-making authority”.According to the suit, it was agreed back in 2019 that Scherzinger would receive 49 per cent of PCD Worldwide’s shares and profits from the reunion venture.

If you were hoping for The Pussycat Dolls reunion tour anytime soon, you may have to wait a minute…

Pussycat Dolls’Nicole Scherzinger has allegedly been sued by the founder of the group, Robin Antin in relation to the group’s scheduled reunion tour despite having previously agreed terms.The Daily Mail has reported on claims from The Hollywood Reporter that Robin, 60, filed a lawsuit against the 43 year old star in Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday.

NICOLE Scherzinger is being sued by The Pussycat Dolls' founder over allegedly backing out of their reunion unless she is given "complete creative control". Choreographer Robin Antin is claiming the singer agreed to going on tour with the group - also made up of Ashley Roberts, Kimberly Wyatt, Carmit Bachar and Jessica Sutta - before coronavirus hit last year.