The Pussycat Dolls could be the latest in a string of nostalgic musicians to make a come back in the industry.
The girl band would join the likes of Westlife, The Spice Girls, Supergrass, Hanson and The Backstreet Boys who have all made recent comebacks.
PCD took a hiatus over ten years ago, but reports claim that lead pussycat Nicole Scherzinger has signed a “multi-million pound deal” to return.
A source told The Sun: “Nicole has long turned down offers for a reunion but with the ten-year anniversary of their hiatus passing, she finally said she was ready.”
“It’s in the early stages but now they’re going to be back together, a couple of them, including Nicole, have said they’d be open to working on some new sounds together.”
The comeback is reported to be due in 2020.
The Pussycat Dolls, made up of Nicole, Carmit Bachar, Ashley Roberts, Jessica Sutta, Melody Thornton, and Kimberly Wyatt, were formed in 2003.
They released massive hits such as Don’t Cha, Buttons and Beep.
